Sorry, I’m a bit confused. Does it work this way, but not with Piklist? Or it doesn’t work either way?

@kplaneta– There is currently no way to remove it, but we will address in the next release. Not the best user experience when there are no shortcodes registered.

The built-in demos come with shortcodes. You can view the files here:
piklist/add-ons/piklist-demos/parts/shortcodes/

Let us know if you need any help

So you’re not using pretty permalinks? You’re using query parameters? What’s your settings in SETTINGS > PERMALINKS?

@mcmaster– Yes, please send.

@ptiboir– Can you zip up and email us your Piklist plugin or theme? Send to [email protected]

Also, let us know what version you are using.

This code will be removed in the next version. Animated help isn’t very helpful 😉

@bicho44– The attributes parameter allows you to pass field attributes:

piklist('field', array(
  'type' => 'select'
  ,'scope' => 'taxonomy'
  ,'field' => $value
  ,'label' => $categoria->labels->name.' de Productos'
  ,'columns' => '9'
  ,'choices' => array('' => 'Seleccione para buscar') +
    piklist(
      get_terms($value, array('hide_empty' => false))
      , array(
        'slug'
        ,'name'
      )
    )
  )
  ,'attributes' => array(
    'onchange' => 'myFunction()'
  )
);

Did you try this filter: piklist_add_part ?