Force Fields

Works fine for me up and til I started using phpti (https://phpti.com). Not sure if that’s the reason.

Have a more field called right_column inside a group called extra. Works fine without force fields but when I use..

Fields: omit-all

..it fails.

Get errors when I try to save a page. (**** = my local directory)

Notice: Undefined index: right_column in ****/wp-content/plugins/more-fields/more-fields-settings-object.php on line 238

Notice: Undefined index: right_column in ****/wp-content/plugins/more-fields/more-fields-settings-object.php on line 238

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at ****/wp-content/plugins/more-fields/more-fields-settings-object.php:238) in ****/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 934

@gail Could you be more specific?
– Are you getting error messages?
– Have you typed the box names in exactly the same format? It’s case sensitive.

@joninnz

I had a look into the code, and that almost looks like a bug in More Fields.

But you say all’s fine when you don’t use:
Fields: omit-all

It looks like More Fields is still trying to check for the existence of the field even though it isn’t there. Their error checking appears to have a hole.

hi Thomas,
Yes, I followed your examples to the letter (including case sensitivity), along with many other possibilities. You may be right, a bug in More Fields. I’m afraid I can’t be more specific, however, as i plunged into Post Types to solve my necessity there. Now another hundred trials and errors later, I can’t quite remember the specifics. But yours is a great plugin if one isn’t prepared to travel so far.