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@jason– Sorry for the delayed response. So you have TWO Relate fields for Stories CPT that point to Users CPT?
@Jason– The current post-relate field is going to go away and will be replaced with a more configurable field, before v1.0. It’s just going to take some time to flush out the details.
Multiple conditions work awesome! Check out the built in Demos: ADVANCED tab… CONDITIONALS meta box.
When you upload a file WordPress not only saves the file, but also creates a post (post type: attachment) for it. This is standard WordPress functionality.
The Piklist upload field saves the post ID for that attachment. With this ID you can get any piece of data using standard WordPress functions like
get_postandwp_get_attachment_metadata.The end of this doc has been updated to explain this in detail.
@jason– Docs updated > Thanks.
@bicho44– Thank you for the input. Our docs have been updated to use get_posts> Thanks.
@joehark– When they are ready, you can create pretty much any form.
@joehark– Frontend forms are not 100% ready for prime time. We still have a few more things to fine tune before we provide information in the user guide.
@pupppet– The folder structure is core to Piklist. On a side note, you don’t have to use a separate plugin for each custom post type. They can all be in one if you want.
@taishiziyi– This is something that we need to work on since it’s not 100% yet. We have some cool ideas for this type of field. Unfortunately, it may be a while before this is done.
Whoops! I left off the most important part:
Make sure you set the field name to post_content which is the field name for the default editor:'field' => 'post_content'
