jvyda

Hi Wee beastie,
I am looking for a similar solution where i want to update a list item metabox values from the front end. Here is the option-tree metabox scructure

$my_meta_box = array(
    'id'          => 'modules',
    'title'       => 'Modules',
    'desc'        => '',
    'pages'       => array( 'my-post-type' ),
    'context'     => 'normal',
    'priority'    => 'high',
    'fields'      => array(

      array(
        'id'          => 'insert_field',
        'label'       => 'Insert Field',
        'desc'        => '',
        'std'         => '',
        'type'        => 'list-item',
        'section'     => 'general',
        'rows'        => '',
        'post_type'   => '',
        'taxonomy'    => '',
        'class'       => '',
        'settings'    => array( 

          array(
            'id'          => 'module_thumb',
            'label'       => 'Module Thumbnail',
            'desc'        => '',
            'std'         => '',
            'type'        => 'upload',
            'rows'        => '',
            'post_type'   => '',
            'taxonomy'    => '',
            'class'       => ''
          ),
          array(
            'id'          => 'module_content',
            'label'       => 'Module Content',
            'desc'        => '',
            'std'         => '',
            'type'        => 'textarea',
            'rows'        => '',
            'post_type'   => '',
            'taxonomy'    => '',
            'class'       => ''
          )
        )
      )

  	)
  );

Please if you can assist me on how to update these value from front end. It would be a great help. I assure you a free pass to the webapp i am building which requires this feature. cheers and thanks in advance

hi, if you use a mac then you could use coda to connect to the ftp and edit the index.php on the fly. or if you are a dreamweaver or eclipse user just douwload the index.php to your desktop, edit and upload to see the changes. You can also do it by logging into your admin panel and under appearance–> editor you will find the index.php file.

@shecter. Found a fix for the error. open the wpg3_class_WPG3_Xhttp.php located in the WPG3 folder from the plugins directory and rename the class entry to WPG3_Xhttp

Should appear like this

class WPG3_Xhttp
{
/**
* Keeping options per class gives a lot of flexibility.
* @internal
**/
private $wpg3_options;
private $cache;
private $update_cache = false;