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SteveKeymaster@damonmaldonado– Welcome to the Piklist community!
Try this:
1) deactivate and delete Piklist
2) open your database. In the wp_options table, look for this field:piklist_active_plugin_versions
3) Delete that field
4) Install 0.9.4 and activate.piklist_active_plugin_versionsshould come back to your db.
5) Upgrade to 0.9.9.15Let us know if that works.
March 23, 2018 at 2:05 pm in reply to: Can I add fields to a group from another piklist plugin #8801
SteveKeymasterYou can use either one of these Piklist filters as seen here >
Take a look at the output from
$field, and then you can write a function to modify it with your own field data.
SteveKeymasterAbsolutely!
SteveKeymasterThis commit should fix your issues >
Try downloading and installing this >
Let us know if it works for you.
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SteveKeymaster@bassta– You just stumbled upon a powerful and undocumented feature of Piklist. The ability to save shortcode data to your database. Undocumented… until now. Try this tutorial and let me know what you think >
SteveKeymaster@alicegege– Save the post_id for each post in the relationship, and then query them with get_posts()
SteveKeymaster@normbrogdonjr– Welcome to the Piklist community!
I’m surprised your page is rendering. You have commas at the beginning and end of each line. When I use one comma per line your code works.
SteveKeymasterGlad you were able to resolve!
SteveKeymaster@luminaire801– This is a basic field and we can’t reproduce the issue. Works fine for us. Have you been able to resolve?
SteveKeymasterOur goal is to have Piklist 100% compatible with Gutenberg before WordPress 5.0
SteveKeymasterWhat version of WordPress are you running?
SteveKeymasterI don’t understand. ‘add_more’ is a field parameter. Any fields generated by a shortcode will work.
SteveKeymasterThere currently is no Piklist way of doing this.
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