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@mikeyboo

Thank you. I will look out for your update. Will you be replying on here or via email?

Thanks

Hi @quasel

You’re more than welcome. I always find videos make it easier.

1) List field dependencies – Yes maybe that was an oversight on my part and a frustration I ran into before and ended up having to switch to ACF but I’d love to not need ACF.

I have seen some BB modules break it into two sets, so first there’s only one drop down and that asks you to select the post type single you or tax term you want to see the fields or data for.

Then a second field appears and only shows field related to that post type. That way it prevents them all being mixed together.

2) More fields exposed – Yes, I think maybe 2 or 3 might be worth keeping but most are arbitrary like has pinged etc. Maybe an option would be to have a settings page for your plugin and allow people to choose from Advanced (Show all) vs Intelligent (Filter based on what is most practical for most users/use cases)/

3) I am not that familiar with MagicTags but it sounds like this is a good method to try next. I will have a look into that and see how I get on but would still love for your plugin with its ease of use to make a few improvements to cater for these situations too. 🙂 I appreciate you might be busy though.

Thanks for your help.

Ah, I don’t have that field

https://ibb.co/2tgV8v1

Do you know of any code that could have been used to unhook or hide it? If so I can try and search for it to see if the previous developer hacked it somehow.

Thanks

I got it to work. I had saved the error log and system info as a .html file as that was the default but I guess the form doesn’t like that so I copied and pasted the contents to text files and that worked.

Thanks

@codingpanda

I couldn’t get it to work that way but the below shortcode works…

/* Repeater Fields */
function press_shortcode($atts) {
	global $post;
	ob_start();
$pressarr = pods_field('team_member', $post->id, 'press');
if(!empty($pressarr)) {
  echo "<h2>Press Mentions</h2>";
}
foreach($pressarr as $val) {
  echo "<div class='advisor-press-item'>";
  $img_atts = wp_get_attachment_image_src($val['publication_logo'], 'full');
  echo "<a class='img-link' target='_blank' href='" . $val['pub_link'] . "'><img src='" . $img_atts[0] . "' alt='' /></a>";
  echo "<div class='pub-link'>" . $val['name'] . "</div>";
  echo "<a class='press-link' target='_blank' href='" . $val['pub_link'] . "'>" . $val['pub_article_title'] . "</a><br>";
  echo "</div>";
}
	return ob_get_clean();
}
add_shortcode('pressbox', 'press_shortcode');

Then just add the shortcode [pressbox] in the Beaver Builder or Elementor template.

UPDATE: I found the issue in my case, my client had version 3.3.3 installed still and it wasn’t showing an update was available. Switching to the free plugin fixed it.

I kept on at Siteground and they found their engineers needed to do a DNS cache flush.

It seems to be working normally again now.