davidpike7
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Did you not find that when you save a post the content in the ACF fields gets overridden by the blank content in the event manager attribute field?
I was able to echo out the contents of the request/post when I removed ‘return $result;’ but obviously this breaks the event manager functionality.
If I add the ‘return’ the contents of the $_REQUEST/$_POST don’t seem to enter the custom field.
Any idea what could be causing this? Is there a way I can print out the contents of $_POST (just to test it out) without removing the ‘return’?
Cheers Marcus. So I’ve managed to get the event id. I ended up using EM_Event->post_id as ACF is using the custom field from the event post type and this worked perfectly.
However the contents of $_POST seems empty? Stupid question but is there a way I can print out the contents of post whilst running the filter I tried print_r($_POST) but it didn’t seem to do anything.
thanks
Thanks Marcus, but I previously tried to use attributes and it conflicted with ACF and some of the of the custom fields are fairly complex, post relationships/image uploads etc, so I’d prefer to do it this way.
Should I not be able access the contents of $_POST using this?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Front End Upload] [Plugin: Front End Upload] Moving files to Media LibraryAppreciate the suggestion but I’m building something quite custom, so I won’t be using the plugin itself.
I’m just having a look at your code for inspiration because I’m planning to use plupload too.
Would appreciate the advice though or any chance you could point me in the right direction?
Cheers
Thanks for getting back to me Marcus. Can you point me in the right direction to the file handling the image upload so I can have a crack at sorting it out myself?
Cheers
The images sizes on the Settings page are maximum sizes rather than minimum sizes which is what I need.
There doesn’t seem anything in the event editor page which is handling the image. I’m not entirely sure where the form is posting the information to.
Thanks for the help!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Nav Archives] simple-nav-archivesthat is perfect! You’ve done a great job on that. I will definately be using it in one of my upcoming projects.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Nav Archives] simple-nav-archivesHi Philip sorry I was slightly vague.
At the moment as far as I can tell with your plugin you can create a list which looks like:
2010
may
june
july2009
may
juneBasically I wanted to go one further and have a list which looks like:
2010
may
post1
post2
june
post1
post2
july
post1
post22009
may
post1
post2
june
post1
post2
july
post1
post2Hope that makes sense!
Please let me know if it doesn’t.