@stebcom– I cleaned it up a bit and removed some parameters you probably won’t need. You had a few typos, like the function in a filter not matching the function you want to call.

The idea here, is to register the post type, and they assign the settings to the post type url, not the settings url.

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'
  ,'sub_menu' => 'edit.php?post_type=custom_post'
  ,'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
    ,'has_archive' => true
    ,'supports' => array(
      'title'
      ,'editor'
    )
    ,'rewrite' => array(
      'slug' => 'custom-posts'
    )
    ,'capability_type' => 'post'
  );

return $post_types;
}

@cegodai– Can you email us your full plugin with the Post Type registration? We should be able to write you a script to convert the data.

try the field both ways. Enter data and save, and then check your database. You should see a difference.

What are you trying to accomplish with the field you posted? What is that field supposed to do?

The file looks good. Not sure why you would have issues. Was 0.9.3.6 a NEW install or UPGRADE from a previous version? If upgrade, do you know which version you upgraded from? Thank you for helping us resolve this.

@kalligator– This is so odd since we can’t reproduce. Can you verify that your file matches this one: http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/piklist/tags/0.9.3.6/parts/img/piklist-icon.svg

These are the lines that need to match:
width="18px" height="16px"
width="18" height="16"

Thanks

@chrissoutham– Thank you for using Piklist and spreading the word.