• Resolved Alex Kuimov

    (@spoot1986)


    Hello. I’m trying to create a new field and get an error: Unable to process request, please try again.

    Pods fields count: 49

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  • Plugin Contributor Jim True

    (@jimtrue)

    What was the name of the field? Also check to see if the field is already created. Typically one of those two situations would cause that sort of an error.

    Thread Starter Alex Kuimov

    (@spoot1986)

    I used different names. Example: some_field_name.
    Field name does not repeat, but still an error.

    Can caching other fields cause this error?

    I use: ‘cache_results’ => true,

    And :set_transient(‘led_size’, $posts, DAY_IN_SECONDS);

    Thanks

    Plugin Contributor Jim True

    (@jimtrue)

    Caching can definitely cause a problem if you’re creating new stuff and your host is object caching your database changes. I typically turn off caching when I’m ‘building’ a Pod. Once I’m done configuring fields, etc, then I turn the caching back on.

    Thread Starter Alex Kuimov

    (@spoot1986)

    I’ll try to disable the cache. And create the field. I will tell about the result

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Alex Kuimov

    (@spoot1986)

    The problem was in the cache. I cleaned it and it all worked.
    Thanks for the help

    Plugin Contributor Jim True

    (@jimtrue)

    Excellent, glad to hear it, Alex!

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