Repeater fields empty after save

Resolved juusui
(@juusui)

5 years, 5 months ago
Hello again. When I create and save a repeater field, the fields show up empty and I am unable to create a new repeater field. I have to save the page/post. Once I do that, I can see the fields in the repeater and I’m able to create a new repeater.

Here’s a video…
https://www.dropbox.com/s/np8bbbiiks59s69/repeater-no-view.mp4?dl=0

This problem was described in another support post but seemed to be dropped by the OP…
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/repeater-item-is-not-shown-after-save-it/

I get the following in the inspector console…
```
JQMIGRATE: Migrate is installed, version 1.4.1
plugin.min.js:1 Deprecated TinyMCE API call: <target>.onNodeChange.add(..)
jquery-migrate.min.js:2 JQMIGRATE: Migrate is installed, version 1.4.1
DevTools failed to load SourceMap: Could not load content for https://druvatmp201129.wpengine.com/wp-content/plugins/pods/ui/js/pods-dfv/pods-dfv.min.js.map: HTTP error: status code 404, net::ERR_HTTP_RESPONSE_CODE_FAILURE
DevTools failed to load SourceMap: Could not load content for https://druvatmp201129.wpengine.com/wp-content/plugins/pods/ui/styles/src/sourcemaps/pods-form.css.map: HTTP error: status code 404, net::ERR_HTTP_RESPONSE_CODE_FAILURE
DevTools failed to load SourceMap: Could not load content for https://druvatmp201129.wpengine.com/wp-content/plugins/pods/ui/styles/src/sourcemaps/pods.css.map: HTTP error: status code 404, net::ERR_HTTP_RESPONSE_CODE_FAILURE
DevTools failed to load SourceMap: Could not load content for https://druvatmp201129.wpengine.com/wp-content/plugins/sitepress-multilingual-cms/vendor/otgs/installer/res/css/admin-notices.css.map: HTTP error: status code 404, net::ERR_HTTP_RESPONSE_CODE_FAILURE
```
Here’s the migration package…

{"meta":{"version":"2.7.22","build":1607598585},"pods":{"77695":{"id":77695,"name":"glossary","label":"Glossary","description":"","type":"post_type","storage":"table","object":"","alias":"","fields":{"glossary_blocks":{"id":77696,"name":"glossary_blocks","label":"Glossary Blocks","description":"","help":"","class":"","type":"pandarepeaterfield","weight":0,"pick_object":"","pick_val":"","sister_id":"","required":"0","unique":"0","pick_post_status":["publish"],"pandarepeaterfield_table":"glossary_block","pandarepeaterfield_field_width":"100","pandarepeaterfield_entry_limit":"0","pandarepeaterfield_enable_load_more":"0","pandarepeaterfield_initial_amount":"10","pandarepeaterfield_enable_trash":"0","pandarepeaterfield_order_by":"pandarf_order","pandarepeaterfield_order":"ASC","pandarepeaterfield_display_order_info":"0","pandarepeaterfield_apply_admin_columns":"0","pandarepeaterfield_allow_reassign":"0","pandarepeaterfield_public_access":"0","subscriber":"0","admin_only":"0","restrict_role":"0","restrict_capability":"0","hidden":"0","read_only":"0","roles_allowed":["administrator"],"rest_read":"0","rest_write":"0","rest_pick_response":"array","rest_pick_depth":"2"}},"show_in_menu":"1","label_singular":"Glossary","public":"1","show_ui":"1","supports_title":"1","supports_editor":"1","publicly_queryable":"1","exclude_from_search":"0","capability_type":"post","capability_type_custom":"glossary","capability_type_extra":"1","has_archive":"0","hierarchical":"0","rewrite":"1","rewrite_with_front":"1","rewrite_feeds":"0","rewrite_pages":"1","query_var":"1","can_export":"1","default_status":"draft","supports_author":"0","supports_thumbnail":"0","supports_excerpt":"0","supports_trackbacks":"0","supports_custom_fields":"0","supports_comments":"0","supports_revisions":"0","supports_page_attributes":"0","supports_post_formats":"0","built_in_taxonomies_author":"0","built_in_taxonomies_category":"0","built_in_taxonomies_clients-category":"0","built_in_taxonomies_ctl-stories":"0","built_in_taxonomies_elementor_font_type":"0","built_in_taxonomies_elementor_library_category":"0","built_in_taxonomies_elementor_library_type":"0","built_in_taxonomies_faqs-category":"0","built_in_taxonomies_gallery-category":"0","built_in_taxonomies_jobs-category":"0","built_in_taxonomies_link_category":"0","built_in_taxonomies_portfolio-category":"0","built_in_taxonomies_post_tag":"0","built_in_taxonomies_team-category":"0","built_in_taxonomies_testimonials-category":"0","built_in_taxonomies_translation_priority":"0","menu_position":"20","show_in_nav_menus":"1","show_in_admin_bar":"1","pfat_enable":"0","pfat_run_outside_loop":"0","pfat_append_single":"append","pfat_filter_single":"the_content","pfat_append_archive":"append","pfat_filter_archive":"the_content","rest_enable":"0","read_all":"0","write_all":"0"},"77687":{"id":77687,"name":"glossary_block","label":"Glossary Blocks","description":"","type":"pod","storage":"table","object":"","alias":"","fields":{"glossary_block_title":{"id":77693,"name":"glossary_block_title","label":"Block Title","description":"","help":"","class":"","type":"text","weight":0,"pick_object":"","pick_val":"","sister_id":"","required":"1","unique":"0","text_allow_shortcode":"0","text_allow_html":"1","text_allowed_html_tags":"strong b","text_max_length":"255","pick_post_status":["publish"],"admin_only":"0","restrict_role":"0","restrict_capability":"0","hidden":"0","read_only":"0","roles_allowed":["administrator"],"text_repeatable":"0","text_placeholder":""},"glossary_block_text":{"id":77694,"name":"glossary_block_text","label":"Block Text","description":"","help":"","class":"","type":"wysiwyg","weight":1,"pick_object":"","pick_val":"","sister_id":"","required":"1","unique":"0","wysiwyg_editor":"tinymce","wysiwyg_media_buttons":"1","wysiwyg_oembed":"0","wysiwyg_wptexturize":"1","wysiwyg_convert_chars":"1","wysiwyg_wpautop":"1","wysiwyg_allow_shortcode":"0","pick_post_status":["publish"],"admin_only":"0","restrict_role":"0","restrict_capability":"0","hidden":"0","read_only":"0","roles_allowed":["administrator"],"wysiwyg_repeatable":"0","wysiwyg_editor_height":"","wysiwyg_allowed_html_tags":""}},"show_in_menu":"0","label_singular":"Glossary Block","pod_index":"id","hierarchical":"0","ui_style":"post_type","menu_position":"0","ui_actions_enabled":["add","edit","duplicate","delete"],"ui_reorder_field":"menu_order","ui_fields_manage":{"0":"name","2":"modified"}}}}

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Plugin Author Coding Panda
(@codingpanda)

5 years, 5 months ago

The message from the inspector doesn’t seem to be something to do with the repeater field. It looks like Pods and sitepress-multilingual-cms didn’t include the .map files for their compressed js and CSS files. plugin.min.js is not a part of the repeater plugin.

Once saved, it empties the form, which is correct. Meanwhile, it should insert the new entry above the Added New section, but it is not happening. There should be a JS error somewhere interrupting it.

Would you go to Pods Admin and make sure that the repeater field is linked to the right table?

I got a meeting later and have to prepare for it. I will get back to you after.

Thread Starter juusui
(@juusui)

5 years, 5 months ago

It appears that it is attached to the correct table…
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ie3cqjgou4s5j30/pods-repeater.jpg?dl=0
Plugin Author Coding Panda
(@codingpanda)

5 years, 5 months ago
It works fine with the migration package you sent over. https://www.dropbox.com/s/6ffe71nxd82yv14/Edit%20Glossary%20%E2%80%B9%20Panda%20Pods%20Repeater%20Field%20%E2%80%94%20WordPress%20-%20Google%20Chrome%202020-12-10%2018-00-05.mp4?dl=0

Maybe there is a plugin conflict. Would you disable other plugins and just leave Pods Framework and Panda Pods Repeater field, and check if the problem still there?

I also demonstrated in the video on how to display titles on the list as well. Hope it is useful.
- This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by Coding Panda.
Thread Starter juusui
(@juusui)

5 years, 5 months ago

Ahhhhh, there it is! For me, it was the WPMU Dev Dashboard plugin.

Thanks for all your help.

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