@James
Thanks for the response.
Three hours in to the upgrade now, BTW.
It might be an idea if an interstitial page with progress bar could be added at the upgrade step, plus more prior explanation in the notification why an upgrade is required, and maybe a link out from there to the page you mentioned.
No idea when this is going to end, or if it will just crash under the load.
Incidentally, most of the v5 changes don’t seem relevant to me.
Thanks.
The problem was max_input_vars.
I should have looked harder for the earlier thread, which I already seen, bearing the solution – http://support.advancedcustomfields.com/forums/topic/stuck-at-59-fields-not-saving-more/
max_input_vars = 10000;
Sorry for a late reply, but I’m trying to understand this…
I would like to categorise my Users using a taxonomy. In fact, I’d like that taxonomy to be the same one as used by Posts.
Does adding taxonomies to Users in ACF accomplish this, or not?
Like the original poster, I can use ACF to successfully add, to my Edit User pages, both 1) my Posts categories taxonomy and 2) a custom taxonomy created by the plugin (new version, LH User Taxonomies).
As for 2) the custom taxonomy – similar to the original post: checking the box for any of the options in either the ACF-derived checkbox list or the one put on the same page by the plugin produces a different result – ie. the checkmarks do not correspond, the data is going somewhere else.
As for 1) adding the Posts category to a User edit page – how can I learn more about what exactly is happening when I save a user, having clicked on a Post category? Where is this data going?
If ACF etc can’t be used, is there another way to accomplish this?
Thanks.
John,
Thanks, did you mean “here” to hyperlink somewhere?
Sounds like the project may be above my station, but interested to find out.
How can I selectively hide default user profile fields on the Edit User screen, to make way for nice new ACF fields?
I made a discovery…
I think I can do this by creating a Field Group with a Rule assigned to User.
I didn’t get that from documentation.
Looks like ACF is going to be worth exploring… !
