Hi there,
Could you please provide us with a screenshot so we could reproduce the issue? Does it happen when you select a field type?
Thank you.
Ok, not exactly an explicit error.
I was changing error level:
ini_set(‘display_errors’, 1);
ini_set(‘display_startup_errors’, 1);
error_reporting(E_ALL);
and after that field type selection returned errors like
Notice: Undefined variable: instance in D:\……. \wp-content\plugins\estatik\admin\templates\fields-builder\partials\options\multiple.php on line 31
So is not a real issue per se.
What is an issue is that I have some sort of problem with selection field
According https://estatik.net/estatik-plugin-documentation/#cat-5 (9.2)
I could add many values, however I only can see a box to add one element and nothing else.
Hi there,
We added the fix to the coming release. You can also contact us via our website and we can provide with this fix if you need it sooner. The release is almost ready and will be out this week.
Thanks.
That would be great.
I’m working with an old client , it has a VERY old WP site with an anciente real state theme (the author was WooThemes which dropped support several years ago).
This contraption worked for almost 12 years (!).
I said ‘contraption’ since the original theme had a lot of issues: all the code was embedded in a theme, there wasn’t a clean separation from theme and plugin code like estatik does. Customization was frankly daunting, and there was a lot of bugs to be fixed in order of getting a final design according client’s requirements.
Now the client is asking for a responsive theme…
Making the proper tweaks to the original theme seems an unsurmountable task, since the theme wasn’t designed for being responsive.
So I suggested migrating to estatik+responsive theme. Even the client agreed, there was a hurdle: we’d need to move all real state data from one site to another.That meant converting a CPT to estatik CPT.
In order to do that I ‘extended’ estatik. Instead of loading demo data using a PHP class with info, I changed the plugin to be able load data from JSON files.
That allowed me to load real state data in a easier, more manageable way.
The second thing was converting CPT data from the old site, saving to a compatible JSON file. This JSON file is later loaded from estatik into the estatik’s CPT.
So far things are worked fine. We’ll see how the things will go.
