Tobias Schutter

I have a fix ready for this. I will include this in the next release v1.4.6.5.

In the meanwhile you can change the code to:

public function handle_requests()
	{
		// only handle updates from the admin columns page
		if ( isset($_REQUEST['page']) && CPAC_SLUG == $_REQUEST['page'] ) {

			// settings updated
			if ( ! empty($_REQUEST['settings-updated']) ) {
				$this->store_wp_default_columns();
			}

			// restore defaults
			if ( ! empty($_REQUEST['cpac-restore-defaults']) ) {
				$this->restore_defaults();
			}
		}
	}

After you upgrade make sure to go to the admin columns settings page and click “save changes”. And thanks for reporting it.

That is a bug that slipped through. I have a patch commited now. Try version 1.4.6.4, should be up soon.

It seems a theme related error because I can not reproduce this error with other themes. It could well be that this theme has it’s own version for ‘sticky posts’.

WordPress does only support stickies on the “Posts” posttype. And my plugin will display a sticky-column for this posttype.

That would be much simpeler indeed… Well as long as you know a little bit of coding 🙂

But this hook has been long on my list, and I will be adding it to the next release v1.4.6.3. There was already a hook in place but that one did not pass sufficient variables to be of good use. So the new one will pass 2 additional variables.

add_filter( 'cpac_get_column_value_custom_field', 'my_custom_field_value', 10, 5 );

Filter explained:
$value is the orignal value which would otherwise be displayed
$internal_field_key is only used internally to store the column
$custom_field is the name of your custom field
$type will return either the posttype or if it is any other type it will return wp-comments, wp-links, wp-users, wp-media.
$object_id will return the ID of the object.

See following example:

function my_custom_field_value( $value, $internal_field_key, $custom_field, $type, $object_id )
{
	$my_post_type  = 'page';
	$my_field_name = 'city';

	// make sure we have the correct posttype and fieldname
	if ( $my_post_type == $type && $my_field_name == $custom_field ) {

		if ( '33' == $value )
			$value = 'Amsterdam';

		elseif ( '34' == $value )
			$value = 'New York';
	}
	return $value;
}
add_filter( 'cpac_get_column_value_custom_field', 'my_custom_field_value', 10, 5 );

This will be in the FAQ section aswell. But now you have a good idea what to expect.

The new release will be soon available.

I will have a look and let you know.

My plugin “Codepress Admin Columns” doesn’t add any data to your pages or posts. It will add columns and fill it with existing data that is available.

If you have the data for “who revised pages/posts and when” stored in your post/page as metada you would be able to display it in a column.

If you do not have this data stored, you’ll won’t be able to display it. Perhaps you should then look for an additional plugin that will store this data for you, but I am not sure if it exists.