Can you email the entire meta box to [email protected] ?

@jivedig– Great solution! on_post_status doesn’t work on frontend forms.

One of the benefits of Piklist is that its code based, you can use standard PHP conditions to hide/show fields. Great job.

@wandev– Welcome to the Piklist community!

This is absolutely possible.

Here’s the field:

  piklist('field', array(
    'type' => 'datepicker'
    ,'field' => 'demo_add_more_date'
    ,'label' => __('Date Picker', 'piklist-demo')
    ,'add_more' => true
  ));

Then pull the values using get_post_meta(), and loop through them to display your HTML.

Piklist doesn’t limit the media uploader. But when the user presses SAVE, Piklist will display a message telling the user that they can’t upload more than one file.

There is an example of this in Piklist Demos under the Validation tab. Take a look at the “Add File(s)” field.

Hi Rachel–

I think you’re overthinking this.

First, take a look at this field in the Demos: Add-mores > two level > “Content Section (Grouped)”. It shows you how to pull and save Post IDs. Your code does not need to be in a “group”, so just display it in a normal select field.

Once you save, and pull, the Post ID, you can then use the standard WordPress function get_post() to get the information you need.

You want the other fields to have information, but just one field empty?

@jrcreative Welcome to the Piklist community!

Currently there’s no way to access the value. You have to write a function on the template side.

@rcantor– You can use the WordPress function get_post_custom(). It pulls EVERY custom field. Not just the ones created by Piklist.