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  • in reply to: PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error #11283
    Steve
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    I can’t reproduce. The Testimonial Widget saves new testimonials for me.

    Please try this:

    1) Disable all other plugins except these two and see if that fixes the issue. If so, start reactivating them one by one until you find the conflicting one.
    2) Switch to one of the default themes and see if that fixes the issue. If so, you will need to look into the theme.
    3) What version of WordPress are you running?
    4) What version of Piklist are you running?
    5) What version of the Testimonials Widget are you running?

    in reply to: PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error #11280
    Steve
    Keymaster

    @nlbailey– Welcome to the Piklist community.

    Searching for redrokk_metabox_class I come up with files like this: https://gist.github.com/michael-cannon/9359973. I’m not sure this is registering CPT’s, might just be metaboxes.

    Can download the codebase to your local and search for redrokk_metabox_class to identify the plugin or files and what they are doing?

    Steve
    Keymaster

    Thanks, @eric7186. We think that would be great too!

    Steve
    Keymaster

    Thanks, @thor! We’ll update Piklist with this change.

    in reply to: Can’t get in WP backend after update #11180
    Steve
    Keymaster

    This could also be another plugin or some custom code interacting with WordPress.

    If these notices are stopping you from logging into the admin area, then turn off error notices for your site. Here is some information for wp_debug: https://codex.wordpress.org/WP_DEBUG

    Once you log in you may want to turn off each plugin to see if the notice goes away. If not, try switching themes in case it contains some code that is interacting with Piklist.

    in reply to: Select2 in repeaters? #11178
    Steve
    Keymaster

    Guessing it’s not working because the same class is being applied to each repeater field (e.g. select2-select).

    You would need to write some JS or jQuery that increments the class every time a new add-more is created, and match that with the jQuery snippet.

    Let us know if you find a solution.

    Steve
    Keymaster

    @bicho44– We really love our users and are working hard to get Piklist Gutenberg compatible. We’re excited to use it as well.

    Steve
    Keymaster

    The plugin is definitely still in development. We have tons of new code written.

    Currently, we are not comfortable sharing a timeframe for release. When we are we’ll email everyone.

    Steve
    Keymaster

    @mhweb– Piklist is not a small plugin. The reason developers choose it is because it does so much. This is one of the reasons it’s taking so long to develop. Version 2.0 is a complete rewrite. It addresses some of the small issues users had in 1.x, and adds Gutenberg support.

    We also have tons of clients that are currently using Piklist with the Classic Editor plugin and WordPress 5.x, and are looking forward to version 2.0 as much as you are.

    in reply to: editor field broken in add more fields on latest piklist #11148
    Steve
    Keymaster

    @alexd– I believe if you take the editor out of the group field it will work.

    'type'     => 'editor',
    'field'    => 'post_content_guess', // This is the field name of the WordPress default editor
    'scope'    => 'post', // Save to the wp_post table
    'label'    => 'Post Content',
    'add_more' => true,
    'template' => 'field', // Only display the field not the label
    'options'  => array( // Pass any option that is accepted by wp_editor()
    	'wpautop'           => true,
    	'media_buttons'     => true,
    	'shortcode_buttons' => true,
    	'teeny'             => false,
    	'dfw'               => false,
    	'quicktags'         => true,
    	'drag_drop_upload'  => true,
    	'tinymce'           => array(
    		'resize'           => false,
    		'wp_autoresize_on' => true
    	)
    )
    in reply to: editor field broken in add more fields on latest piklist #11147
    Steve
    Keymaster

    WYSIWYG in add-more fields is currently an issue with WP 5.X.

    in reply to: Repeatable TinyMCE error #11146
    Steve
    Keymaster

    This is a known issue with WYSIWYG fields and WP 5.X. We are not aware of a workaround.

    in reply to: editor field broken in add more fields on latest piklist #11144
    Steve
    Keymaster

    Try installing this plugin and see if it helps: https://wordpress.org/plugins/tinymce-advanced/

    in reply to: adding tags to custom post types #11135
    Steve
    Keymaster

    Sometimes that’s not enough for WordPress and you need to use register_taxonomy_for_object_type

    Here are the docs: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/register_taxonomy_for_object_type/

    This should work:

    function my_register_taxonomy_for_object_type() {
        register_taxonomy_for_object_type( 'post_tag', 'resource' );
    }
    add_action( 'init', 'my_register_taxonomy_for_object_type' );
    in reply to: Piklist next version ETA and changes? #11127
    Steve
    Keymaster

    @bicho44– We are finishing it up for beta release, but it’s taking longer than expected… it’s been a pretty crazy year. Also, want to update the docs since there are a lot of amazing new changes that we want you to be aware of.

    We understand that this upgrade has taking a while, and we have clients that we would like to get on Gutenberg as well.

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