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@jmcphail– Piklist does support cpt-to-cpt relationships… actually it supports relationships between cpts, taxonomies, users, etc.
We are currently rewriting this piece to be even more powerful. It will be easy to set the relationship when registering the content type. On the front end, you will be able to use query_posts to grab the related content. For example:
query_posts(array( 'belongs_to' => $post->id );
@kattagami– Piklist currently does not have Theme Customizer support. It’s something we should probably look at.
@jason_lane– This is awesome! Good job with the Piklist plugin.
You’ve shown just how easy it is to extend Piklist and add a new field type.
Just an FYI: we are working on the media upload UI, but need to support attachment meta as well.
@jmcphail– Fixed in v0.6.6… now available on WP.org!
@jmcphail– Definitely a bug. We are working on a bunch of changes to settings this week. Will add this to the list.
@kattagami– It’s a fine idea, and we’re working on making it a better experience for you. We’re also working on cleaning up notices.
@jason_lane– Thanks for the suggestion. Piklist currently uses the WP Settings APi which doesn’t support jQuery UI Tabs. We think using the WP API makes the most sense and provides the most consistent user experience in WordPress.
However….
We’ll keep it on our list of possible additions because it’s an awesome idea!
@jason_lane– Media upload works well for Post Meta, still working on getting Settings right. We have code for uploader, and we’re just discussing UI and also changes in WordPress 3.5.
@Sarah– Metaboxes, custom fields, settings, widgets, etc, all get generated by files placed in the Piklist folder structure
@Sarah– Yep… a bug.
You have two choices:
1) You can define your own labels the same way it’s done with register_taxonomy. Just include the $labels array in the Piklist function.2) Open pikist/includes/class-piklist.php and comment out line 57, which we will fix in next version.
,'/s$/i' => ""
CORRECTION: Checker should be hooked to admin_init.
@madysondesigns– Good to hear from you!
There are two public plugins you can pick apart:
1) WordPress Demos: in Piklist, check out the “add-ons” folder. The Piklist Demos plugin is in there. It’s a full functioning plugin, just placed inside Piklist.2) WordPress Helpers: Our super-awesome, super-helpful, WordPress Helpers plugin. Available at WordPress.org.
Let me know if that helps.
@jmcphail– Nice plugin! There are a few things that need to be done to get it working:
1) Remove all SCOPE references: If you’re not trying to mix scopes (ie save a Taxonomy from within Post Meta) then you don’t need them. Piklist will use default values. If you want to use them, they should all be post_meta in your situation… none of the fields should just be post.2) Piklist Checker: The checker code needs to be hooked to the “init” function, I just updated the tutorial with new code.
Also, we just release the updated version of the Piklist Checker, v0.2.0. You can download it here.
@pers– Thanks for looking into this. We are aware of the issue, and we’re working on it. (it’s actually a bit larger than what we originally thought)
Hope to have a fix soon.
