It looks like you copied the address_group field directly from the demos. It has a function called “piklist_demo_get_states()” in it, that you didn’t copy over. You can either remove that entire field, or replace piklist_demo_get_states() with an array of choices like:

,'choices' => array(
    'nj' => 'NJ',
    'nj' => 'NY'
 )

@guit4eva– Since Piklist is file driven, and not database driven, you can’t really get the values by default. However, we’ve run into this in the past as well for our clients, and here are two solutions:

1) Name the keys the values you want to display:

piklist('field', array(
    'type' => 'select',
    'field' => 'establishment_no_bedrooms',
    'label' => 'Number of Bedrooms',
    'choices' => array(
        '1' => '1',
        '2' => '2',
        '3' => '3',
        '4' => '4',
        '5' => '5',
        '6' => '6',
        '7+' => '7+',
    ),
));

Obviously, that’s the easiest.

2. List your choices in a separate function.

One of the things that makes Piklist so great, is that you can use functions to generate field options and reuse them. In another file (not your Piklist parts file), like functions.php do something like:

function establishment_no_bedrooms_list($choice = null) {

  $choices = array (
    '1_bedroom' => '1',
    '2_bedroom' => '2',
    '3_bedroom' => '3',
    '4_bedroom' => '4',
    '5_bedroom' => '5',
    '6_bedroom' => '6',
    '7_bedroom' => '7+',
  );

 If ($choice === null {

  return $choices;

} else {

  return $choices[$choice];

}

That function says, if you don’t pass a choice return the choices. If you do pass a choice, return the value.

Then in your Piklist parts file reference the function.

piklist('field', array(
    'type' => 'select',
    'field' => 'establishment_no_bedrooms',
    'label' => 'Number of Bedrooms',
    'choices' => establishment_no_bedrooms_list()
    ),
));

and in your theme:
echo establishment_no_bedrooms_list( get_post_meta($post->ID, 'establishment_no_bedrooms', true ) );

IMPORTANT: This is untested and may require some tweaking.

Thank you for using it!

@rafi– We’re still working on Piklist v2.0, which will be as revolutionary as Piklist 1.0 was, and will address issues like this.

@sjoseph– thanks for reporting. We’ll take a look.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We just updated the animated logo, shortened the length and removed the loop. https://wordpress.org/plugins/piklist/

Have you tried removing some of these options and see if that fixes it?

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@cobaltmg– Are you using WordPress 5.X? If so, are you using the Classic Editor plugin?

Classic Editor