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@souhail5– Great! Closing ticket.
@ayron– Thank you for the kind words. We’ve been working hard on Piklist for years… to make it powerful and easy… and addictive!
@souhail5– We will be moving it over next week. Read more about it here>
@stham– You can easily set default values for add-more fields. They won’t be saved to the database until the user presses save, but they will be displayed. The
valueparameter in Piklist sets the default value. For Add-more fields you need to pass an array:'value' => array('Swimming Pool', 'Gym')@bicho44 Piklist doesn’t have a function to do this, because WordPress already has one. You should be able to use your homepage query in a Piklist Dashboard Widget.
@kabadabra– Looks like there may be a bug here with relationships and front-end forms. We’ll look into it, but it may be a few weeks.
This is really odd. First time we ever heard this. Can you check your page source and see if there is another field with this name:
podnadpis?We were able to reproduce and yes, you found a bug. We have a little backlog so this may be a few weeks to fix. Sorry.
@ayron– You can easily create your own validation rules. Check out this doc >
@kabadabra– I know EDITING does not work, does ADDING it new work?
@kabadabra– On the admin side Piklist can figure out what is being saved since the environment is controlled. On the front end your forms can be anywhere. You need to pass Piklist more information on the front end. A good example is in the built-in demos:
piklist/add-ons/piklist-demos/parts/forms/new-post-with-validation.phpJust adding this to your form:
piklist('field', array( 'type' => 'hidden' ,'scope' => 'post' ,'field' => 'post_type' ,'value' => 'properties' ));@ralmestro– I got your code but can’t reproduce. It looks like it’s only part of it. Was this in a plugin or theme?
