I believe it’s because they are rendered before the default custom fields meta box

@souhail5– Welcome to the Piklist community!

Please upgrade to our latest beta. It will fix the issue.

@ralmestro– Never saw this before. Can you zip up your code and email to [email protected] ?

One of the best parts of Piklist, is that you don’t have to do everything the Piklist way… you can mix in standard PHP and jQuery.

Closing ticket

@bicho44– You can also use a little jquery to hide the field. This code will HIDE the field, which means it is still rendered and will save data. So make sure you set a default value and check for it in your code.

Here’s a quick way of doing it:
1) Wrap your radio field in a div. For example:

<div id="radio-hide">
<?php
piklist('field', array(
  'type' => 'radio'
  ,'field' => 'radio_choice'
  ,'label' => 'Please choose',
  ,'value' => 'no' // sets default value
  ,'choices' => array(
    'yes' => 'Yes'
    ,'no' => 'No'
  )
));
?>
</div>

2) Then add some jquery under that:

<script>
jQuery(document).ready(function( $ ) {
 $('select').on('change', function() {
  if(this.value == 'page-templates/front-page.php') {
   $( "#radio-hide" ).hide();
  }
  else {
   $( "#radio-hide" ).show();
  }
 })
});
</script>

Change page-templates/front-page.php to the page template you want.

@conkid / @bicho44– I just updated the documentation. Looks like there was a formatting issue with the code. It should be easier to read and understand now. Still happy to do a Skype call if you like.

You can use the TEMPLATE parameter for meta-boxes.