@zanedickens– Another way is to create two meta boxes, and use the Role parameter to limit who sees them.
-Creator
-Reviewer

In the Creator meta box, create the normal Piklist Fields.

In the Reviewer meta box, pull the data (i.e. get_post_custom if a CPT), and then display the data using the Piklist HTML field.

Let us know if you need any help.

@chrissoutham– Just released WP Helpers v1.5.5 which fixes the issue. So happy you’re loving Piklist and WP Helpers!

Tab Order is not broke… it just never really worked. So we fixed it, but forgot to document it. 😉

You can set Tab Order in the files for each tab section. Piklist will only honor the first file that sets this for that tab. So if you have multiple sections (files) assigned to one tab, make sure the first one (or all of them), have the correct (same) tab order.

The default settings tab that was registered using the piklist_admin_pages filter and default_tab parameter, will automatically be set to Tab Order: 10. This allows you place tabs before it if you like.
example: Tab Order: 20

Updated docs >

Let me know if this makes sense or needs further clarification.

What is Foundation?

@catacaly– I can’t reproduce this issue. Please post your code for the CPT and Tax.

In the next version of Piklist you will be able to do this with the piklist_get_file_data filter:

EXAMPLE:
Allow Piklist to read “User ID” in comment block

add_filter('piklist_get_file_data', 'allow_user_id', 10, 2);
function allow_user_id($data, $type)
{
  // If not a User section than bail
  if($type != 'users')
  {
    return $data;
  }

  // Allow the comment block to read the "User ID" attribute.
  $data['user_id'] = 'User ID';

  return $data;
}

@zanedickens– Luckily you’re using Piklist 😉

You can easily save the data to the current users profile. This way you use ONE Post Type form, but save the data as user_meta.

First make sure that this is at the top of each file:

$current_user = wp_get_current_user();

Add this to each field:

,'scope' => 'user_meta'
,'object_id' => $current_user->ID

This should work with the current version of Piklist. If not, email us at [email protected]

@stebcom– You can use the standard WordPress parameter show_in_menu for the custom post type. Full code below:

add_filter('piklist_admin_pages', 'custom_options');
function custom_options($pages)
{
$pages[] = array(
  'page_title' => __('Custom options', 'piklist')
  ,'menu_title' => __('Options', 'piklist')
  ,'capability' => 'manage_options'
  ,'menu_slug' => 'custom-options'
  ,'setting' => 'custom_settings'
  ,'save_text' => 'Save these settings'
);

  return $pages;
}



add_filter('piklist_post_types', 'custom_posts');
function custom_posts($post_types)
{
  $post_types['custom_post'] = array(
    'labels' => piklist('post_type_labels', 'Custom')
    ,'title' => __('Enter a new Custom Post')
    ,'public' => true
    ,'show_in_menu' => 'custom-options'
    ,'has_archive' => true
    ,'supports' => array(
      'title'
      ,'editor'
    )
    ,'rewrite' => array(
      'slug' => 'custom-posts'
    )
    ,'capability_type' => 'post'
  );

  return $post_types;
}