• PerS

• in reply to: Hide on screen – permalink
• November 28, 2013 at 5:26 pm

Thank you @elliot 🙂

• PerS

• in reply to: Wysiwyg, formatselect
• November 23, 2013 at 11:50 pm

Thank you, this is what I needed:

add_filter('tiny_mce_before_init', 'wpse3882_tiny_mce_before_init');
function wpse3882_tiny_mce_before_init($settings) {
    $settings['theme_advanced_blockformats'] = 'p,h1,h2';
    return $settings;
}

• PerS

• in reply to: Hide on screen – permalink
• November 23, 2013 at 2:40 am

I belive the attached images explains it

01-hide-on-s....png

02-add-new.p....png

03-edit-page....png

• PerS

• in reply to: Wysiwyg, formatselect
• November 20, 2013 at 9:58 pm

formatselect is the pull down list in the editor with h1,h2,h3 ..

• PerS

• in reply to: WordPress 3.6 Revisions: custom fields no longer tracked
• August 30, 2013 at 9:31 pm

In my add on, date and time picker field, date and time is stored as a timestamp.

When a user open a post to edit the date and time field, I use format_value() to convert the timestamp to the format the user set when he created the field.

What should I use to convert the timestamp to the correct format in revisions ?

edit: @elliot ?

• PerS

• in reply to: Custom fields get emptied when publishing
• August 13, 2013 at 5:45 pm

@elliot, @tomasjindrich. I’ve removed “value” from defaults in the latest release (2.0.10)

• PerS

• in reply to: Custom fields get emptied when publishing
• August 10, 2013 at 8:56 am

@flahertydaf Thank you!! This has been giving me a headache and you found the fix 🙂

@eliot, you should remove “// Note: This function can be removed if not used” from {{field_name}}-v4.php

• PerS

• in reply to: Custom fields get emptied when publishing
• July 11, 2013 at 5:20 pm

Updated to 4.1.8.1, but can’t see any difference

• PerS

• in reply to: Custom fields get emptied when publishing
• July 10, 2013 at 10:48 pm

save_post() works fine in 4.1.8, and doesn’t create any errors. Here’s XDebug Context for ACF 4.1.8 , breakpoint at $f = apply_filters('acf/load_field', false, $k ); in acf.php:save_post( $post_id )

Inside the loop, 1st iteration (single date and time picker field):

$f = array[18]
	$f['name'] = (string) dato
	$f['class'] = (string) date_time_picker
	$f['time_format'] = (string) H:mm
	$f['field_group'] = (int) 6583
	$f['conditional_logic'] = array[3]
		$f['conditional_logic']['allorany'] = (string) all
		$f['conditional_logic']['rules'] = array[1]
			$f['conditional_logic']['rules'][0] = array[2]
				$f['conditional_logic']['rules'][0]['operator'] = (string) ==
				$f['conditional_logic']['rules'][0]['field'] = (string) null
		$f['conditional_logic']['status'] = (int) 0
	$f['show_week_number'] = (string) false
	$f['value'] = <string>
	$f['required'] = (int) 0
	$f['type'] = (string) date_time_picker
	$f['id'] = (string) acf-field-dato
	$f['key'] = (string) field_51d520b7091da
	$f['label'] = (string) dato
	$f['picker'] = (string) slider
	$f['show_date'] = (string) true
	$f['order_no'] = (int) 0
	$f['instructions'] = <string>
	$f['save_as_timestamp'] = (string) true
	$f['date_format'] = (string) m/d/y
$v = (string) 7/11/13 7:00
$post_id = (int) 6640
$k = (string) field_51d520b7091da
$this = Acf[1]
	$this->settings = array[5]
		$this->settings['path'] = (string) /Users/per/Sites/dev.local/wp-content/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/
		$this->settings['dir'] = (string) http://dev.local/wp-content/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/
		$this->settings['upgrade_version'] = (string) 3.4.1
		$this->settings['hook'] = (string) advanced-custom-fields/acf.php
		$this->settings['version'] = (string) 4.1.8

Second iteration, date and timepicker field inside a repeater field

$f = array[16]
	$f['name'] = (string) repeat
	$f['class'] = (string) repeater
	$f['field_group'] = (int) 6583
	$f['conditional_logic'] = array[3]
		$f['conditional_logic']['allorany'] = (string) all
		$f['conditional_logic']['rules'] = array[1]
			$f['conditional_logic']['rules'][0] = array[3]
				$f['conditional_logic']['rules'][0]['operator'] = (string) ==
				$f['conditional_logic']['rules'][0]['field'] = (string) null
				$f['conditional_logic']['rules'][0]['value'] = <string>
		$f['conditional_logic']['status'] = (int) 0
	$f['layout'] = (string) table
	$f['row_min'] = (int) 0
	$f['button_label'] = (string) Add Row
	$f['sub_fields'] = array[1]
		$f['sub_fields'][0] = array[18]
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['label'] = (string) dato2
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['name'] = (string) dato2
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['value'] = <string>
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['key'] = (string) field_51da7b24dbf9a
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['instructions'] = <string>
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['save_as_timestamp'] = (string) true
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['column_width'] = <string>
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['order_no'] = (int) 0
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['id'] = (string) acf-field-dato2
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['picker'] = (string) slider
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['class'] = (string) date_time_picker
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['time_format'] = (string) h:mm tt
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['type'] = (string) date_time_picker
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['show_week_number'] = (string) false
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['show_date'] = (string) true
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['required'] = (int) 0
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['date_format'] = (string) m/d/y
			$f['sub_fields'][0]['conditional_logic'] = array[3]
				$f['sub_fields'][0]['conditional_logic']['status'] = (int) 0
				$f['sub_fields'][0]['conditional_logic']['rules'] = (int) 0
				$f['sub_fields'][0]['conditional_logic']['allorany'] = (string) all
	$f['required'] = (int) 0
	$f['type'] = (string) repeater
	$f['id'] = (string) acf-field-repeat
	$f['key'] = (string) field_51da7b12dbf99
	$f['label'] = (string) repeat
	$f['order_no'] = (int) 1
	$f['instructions'] = <string>
	$f['row_limit'] = <string>
$v = array[2]
	$v['acfcloneindex'] = array[1]
		$v['acfcloneindex']['field_51da7b24dbf9a'] = <string>
	$v[1373458984969] = array[1]
		$v[1373458984969]['field_51da7b24dbf9a'] = (string) 7/12/13 12:00 am
$post_id = (int) 6640
$k = (string) field_51da7b12dbf99
$this = Acf[1]
	$this->settings = array[5]
		$this->settings['path'] = (string) /Users/per/Sites/dev.local/wp-content/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/
		$this->settings['dir'] = (string) http://dev.local/wp-content/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/
		$this->settings['upgrade_version'] = (string) 3.4.1
		$this->settings['hook'] = (string) advanced-custom-fields/acf.php
		$this->settings['version'] = (string) 4.1.8

But I guess this is not really the issue. As said previously, the content exist in post meta but it’s not displayed/populated to the custom field.

When I open a post, where (in ACF) is data read from post meta (ie, where should I set my breakpoints)?

• PerS

• in reply to: Custom fields get emptied when publishing
• July 10, 2013 at 5:07 am

Ignore my previous question, I can confirm that Date and Time Picker field works fine in ACF v4.1.4

Thank you dominic 🙂

• PerS

• in reply to: Custom fields get emptied when publishing
• July 10, 2013 at 5:00 am

Was it my Date and Time Picker field you tested?

• PerS

• in reply to: Custom fields get emptied when publishing
• July 9, 2013 at 10:19 pm

I believe I have the latest. acf.php:save_post() looks like this:

	function save_post( $post_id )
	{

		// load from post
		if( !isset($_POST['fields']) )
		{
			return false;
		}
		

		// loop through and save
		if( !empty($_POST['fields']) )
		{
			// loop through and save $_POST data
			foreach( $_POST['fields'] as $k => $v )
			{
				// get field
				$f = apply_filters('acf/load_field', false, $k );
				
				// update field
				do_action('acf/update_value', $v, $post_id, $f );
				
			}
			// foreach($fields as $key => $value)
		}
		// if($fields)
		
		
		return true;
	}

• PerS

• in reply to: Custom fields get emptied when publishing
• July 9, 2013 at 7:53 pm

Updated to 4.1.8, but still no luck (debug is on and doesn’t report any errors)

I installed Debug Objects, and for ‘Post Type & Meta’, when I’m opening a post in edit mode, it shows:

Post ID: 6632
Meta Keys: 8
Key				Value
_edit_last
1 value	
				array (
				  0 => '1',
				)
_edit_lock
1 value	
				array (
				  0 => '1373360374:1',
				)
dato
1 value	
				array (
				  0 => '1373500800',
				)
_dato
1 value	
				array (
				  0 => 'field_51d520b7091da',
				)
repeat
1 value	
				array (
				  0 => '1',
				)
_repeat
1 value	
				array (
				  0 => 'field_51da7b12dbf99',
				)
repeat_0_dato2
1 value	
				array (
				  0 => '1373414400',
				)
_repeat_0_dato2
1 value	
				array (
				  0 => 'field_51da7b24dbf9a',
				)

value for ‘dato’ isn’t displayed in the custom field, but value for ‘repeat_0_dato2’ is displayed

• PerS

• in reply to: Custom fields get emptied when publishing
• July 9, 2013 at 3:33 am

Been xdebugging, and maybe this helps. core/fields/_functions.php:load_field( $field, $field_key, $post_id = false ) returns:

$f = array[18]
	$f['name'] = (string) dato
	$f['class'] = (string) date_time_picker
	$f['time_format'] = (string) H:mm
	$f['field_group'] = (int) 6583
	$f['conditional_logic'] = array[3]
		$f['conditional_logic']['allorany'] = (string) all
		$f['conditional_logic']['rules'] = array[1]
			$f['conditional_logic']['rules'][0] = array[2]
				$f['conditional_logic']['rules'][0]['operator'] = (string) ==
				$f['conditional_logic']['rules'][0]['field'] = (string) null
		$f['conditional_logic']['status'] = (int) 0
	$f['show_week_number'] = (string) false
	$f['value'] = <string>
	$f['required'] = (int) 0
	$f['type'] = (string) date_time_picker
	$f['id'] = (string) acf-field-dato
	$f['key'] = (string) field_51d520b7091da
	$f['label'] = (string) dato
	$f['picker'] = (string) slider
	$f['show_date'] = (string) true
	$f['order_no'] = (int) 0
	$f['instructions'] = <string>
	$f['save_as_timestamp'] = (string) true
	$f['date_format'] = (string) m/d/y

As you can see, the $f[‘value’] is empty

• PerS

• in reply to: Custom fields get emptied when publishing
• July 8, 2013 at 11:38 pm

I believe this is the same problem as the one I reported in the old support forum.

As i mentioned, when I publish the post

A) update_value() receives the value,

B) data is stored in “prefix”_postmeta table:

select * from dev_postmeta where meta_key = 'dato' ORDER BY meta_id DESC LIMIT 1;

returns the correct value in meta_value (‘dato’ is the field name)

select * from dev_postmeta where meta_key = '_dato' ORDER BY meta_id DESC LIMIT 1;

returns the correct field_”number” in meta_value

C) create_field() creates an empty field on reload after the publish post