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You can use the standard WordPress function
current_user_can(), just wrap thepiklist_taxonomiesfilter in a conditional:if (current_user_can('edit_post')) { add_filter('piklist_taxonomies', 'your_taxonomy_function'); }This is untested but should work. If it doesn’t, then move the conditional into
your_taxonomy_function().Thanks for sending over this explanation.
I think you have a very cool idea, but it may be more complicated then you need. Why not put the Color Picker as a custom field on the ceu_clientes taxonomy. When you want to assign RED to “The Client”, just edit “The Client” and choose the color from the color picker.
Piklist then has a function to pull term_meta:
piklist(get_term_custom,$term_id);Use it like this:
$termmeta = piklist(get_term_custom,$term_id);Then user print_r to see the data:
print_r($termmeta);You should see an array of fields and data, which should help you pull the correct field.
I’m just a little confused. Is ceu_clients a dropdown of client names associated with the post, and then ceu_colors would be a dropdown of colors?
Or do you just want to associate a Color with a dropdown of client names?
Nice explanation @jchamb!
@txhorselady– The first thing you should do is see how WordPress is saving the values. Something like this will help you visualize the data:`$meta = get_post_custom($post_id);
print_r($meta);`Once you see the output, you can grab it properly.
This is standard WordPress, using a standard WordPress function… Piklist doesn’t do anything accept help you create the field easily. That’s one of the things that makes Piklist awesome.
@nateskin– Your code is fine. Piklist has a bug when multiple fields are conditionally based on one field. We’re working on a fix.
@johnmcalester– Piklist currently does not support nested Select fields. This is something we can put on our roadmap. Can you give us an example of how you are using it?
@ihuman– This is actually a very good idea, and we might have integrated it months ago. However, we already have this feature built-in the next release… and posts-to-posts is only the beginning… 😉
