Olivier

I managed to activate the plugin by editing autoload_real.php fro mcomposer. Added this:

$useStaticLoader = false;

between lines 26 and 27.

It’s not a long term solution, but right now, it works. And it works well, even if the admin lacks somes options (filter to display only custom shortcodes, since I don’t care for other ones, I can’t even edit them: I only care for my own shortcodes), allow to display more than 5 on a page. But for now, it does the job.

If you can fix that bug linked to composer (did you forget to commit that file?), I my leave some stars as plugin evaluation.

Thanks.

Well, I found the file where it happens :
ultimate-post-types/classes/UPT_Custom_Post_Type.php

I’ve added

if ('fields' == $m->meta_key and 'a:0:{}' == $m->meta_value) {
    return;
}

between lines 213 and 214 (in the foreach loop).

It does the job, even if I’m not sure it’s a good practice 🙂

Could you please include such a modification in the plugin ? My code or another way to handle this…

Thanks !

Actually, I found a way to do that, using admin_print_scripts-(page_hook) or admin_print_scripts-(plugin_page) (found in API/Action reference).

I may not have explained correctly…
When creating a new Custom Type and selecting the fields for that new Type, you may need some JS.
When user uses the field to publish a post, you may need some other JS.

Anyway, there is no real need for a specific function, since there is a WP function to handle this case ^^

Ok, I was really tired. Of course this does the job !

I didn’t think about filters (I’m not very familiar with all WP functions and best practices).
For testing, I was using pure code in a new single-{posttype}.php file (which is theme-dependant, and therefore not a good solution : as I say, I’m testing). I found a sample you gave in another thread, and managed to retrieve data using get_uf(‘repeater_id’). I’m then using 2 foreach loops, which is not a big deal.
I’ll try your way tomorrow (I’m tired right now).

To answer your question… the first 2 solutions require either dev skills from user or an unnecessary complexity in the plugin.

The third solution then seems more adapted, even if I’m not completely sure I understand…
When you say : “When creating the field”, you mean within the repeater ? Is it where one would specify the content if empty or before/after post content ? It’s not clear in my mind…

What I think I understand is :
– You add a repeater, you can specify some template code for the cases you cited : no data, before content, after content (for instance <table> and </table>)
– You add a field in this repeater, then you specify some template code for that field in that repeater (for instance <tr><td> and </td></tr>)

If I understand correctly, it’s ok for me : it’s powerful and not hard to understand/use for user.

I still have to understand how/when to use containers and I think this plugin will perfectly fit my needs.
I may create an add_on to add opening hours management (all plugins I’ve found are either poor or not free) : all has to be handled is “Is the sotre currently open ?”, to display relevant information.