Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
@kplaneta– We take 1.0 very seriously, and don’t want to rush it. The current beta is very stable and we will soon be moving that to wordpress.org, so everyone is on the same version. Then we plan on releasing one more version of Piklist (hopefully) before releasing 1.0
@acrata– Unfortunately, this is not documented yet. But if you open class-piklist.php and look at the function Piklist, you will see all the choices.
@bicho44– Sorry, I’m not clear on your request. Can you provide details, or screenshots?
@kplaneta– What is the name of the actual template file?
@conkid– Check out this documentation and let me know if you still have questions.
This is for the latest beta.
Update to the beta version. The arrays are cleaner.
Are you seeing the serialized array when you use
get_post_meta()?@rubenhak– Glad you got it working!
Piklist stores data the standard WordPress way. This is one of the best features of Piklist… you can use standard WordPress functions to get and display your data. We don’t provide any helper functions because they are not needed.
1) By default most WordPress themes do not display post meta data. You view it, you need to pull it first. Use the standard WordPress function get_post_meta().
2) Piklist saves data normally. This tutorial should help you.
3) Nothing special here. The data is stored the same way WordPress would normally store it. Look in your database. The data is just there… nice and clean.
Let us know if you need any more help.
This sort of logic doesn’t really belong in this file. I suggest you check out the
piklist_part_process_callback-noticesfilter. Place this in your plugin file or your theme’s functions.php file. You should probably move your code into this function.add_filter('piklist_part_process_callback-notices', 'no_notice', 10); public static function no_notice($_part) { print_r($_part); return $_part; }@ytilis– How can you post you code on how you made the admin notice conditional?
So, Template: page-homeworks, butTemplate: page-home, page-home-onedoes not? Or they both don’t work?@rubenhak– Welcome to the Piklist community!
Try this tutorial it should help.
Our latest beta supports multiple page templates via the
Templateparameter.@semwangajoshua– Interesting idea. We’ll put it on our feature list. Thanks!
@semwangajoshua– I think you have two different issues, correct?
1) If you upgrade to the latest beta, the repeater field data is stored as an easy to use array. You can just loop over $clientele_logo in your template file. Much easier than using the old Piklist template part.
2) The screen shots are showing two different types of fields. A nested repeater and a repeater.
