danielpataki

Hello,

Sorry about not replying, I wasn’t receiving notifications! You’ll need to merge the two things you mentioned, something like this:

get_sidebar( get_field('the_field_name') );

Sorry for being so late!

Daniel

Hi There,

Sorry for not reacting to this, I wasn’t receiving notifications. There is definitely no way this plugin can delete your files, unless your website was hacked and malicious code was inserted.

file manipulation is not needed for most plugins, and is definitely not needed for this plugin. We have no functions or anything else that could cause this.

I also recommend taking a look at the other plugins you had installed. I would also safely rule out any big ones like WooCommerce or Jetpack.

Hope you had a backup ??

Daniel

Hi There,

So sorry for not answering, I didn’t get any notifications of issues posted here. I’m on top of it now ??

The use case for this plugin is pretty narrow, I basically made it for myself ?? What I needed was this:

Say you are building a property management theme. In this theme you want to allow users to add custom fields to their properties. Each user of the theme will want something different. Price, floors, bathrooms, area, year built, etc. So, they use ACF to create the fields and then these fields show up for their properties in the backend. So far this is regular ACF behavior.

However, once they want to display these properties they way not want to show all their custom fields. On listings on the home page they may only want to show the price. On complete listing pages they may want to show the price, area and bathrooms. On a single page they may want to show everything.

In order to give people the flexibility to show whatever field they want I created a field selector field ??

Hope this helps,

Daniel

Hi there,

Thank you and sorry for not being active here, I didn’t get any notifications! I’m on top if it now and I’m adding this as a feature request, I’ll try and add it soon!

Daniel

Hi There,

Sorry for not responding here, I didn’t get any notifications! I’m on top of it now though! I think this may have been resolved since. Can you let me know if you still get any errors like this? I’m monitoring things now so I’ll fix the issues right away!

Daniel

Hi There,

Sorry for not responding here, I didn’t get any notifications! I’m on top of it now though! This should be resolved, grab the latest version and let me know if there are any issues!

Daniel

Hi There,

Sorry for not responding here, I didn’t get any notifications! I’m on top of it now though! This should be resolved, grab the latest version and let me know if there are any issues!

Daniel

Forgot to resolve ??

Hi Guys,

I’m sorry about not reacting to this here, I didn’t get any notifications ?? I’ll be more vigilant from now on! This should be fixed if you update!

Daniel

Oh also, I’ll mark this as resolved, but if you have any further questions just let me know!

Daniel

Hi photoMaldives!

Thanks for the kind words, I’m so glad you like it! We just lowered the price to $2.99 for the personal version and $12 for the developer version ??

The free version allows you to create the galleries based on the featured images of posts or media categories. Here’s what you can do with the free version:

Say you have 9 posts in three categories: “Cupcakes”, “Bread” and “Bagels”. If each post has a featured image you can create a pile gallery that will automatically group the images based on category and display a gallery like you see on the demo page at Pile Gallery.

The free version can also do this with media categories. WordPress doesn’t support adding categories to media but there are plugins which let you do this, like Media Categories. If you add categories to your photos it can organize your images the same wat.

The pro version allows you to construct galleries from any image you like. You can create a pile in the backend, give it a title and add images to it. The user interface is really easy to use and allows for a lot of flexibility when creating your galleries.

The pro version comes with a personal or a developer licence. The personal licence allows you to use the plugin on one domain or sub-domain. The developer licence allows you to use it in as many sites as you like.

We’re pretty keen on making this useful for people (free and pro alike) so if you need anything or have any questions please let me know!

Take a look at the Pile Gallery website for more info, we’ll try and do a better job explaining the differences on the site ??

Daniel

How surprising that this is indeed my own fault. For future reference:

I was using hooks to create filters for a WP_List_Table and I accidentally hooked something into parse_query without regard to checking what query is actually performed.

Kicking myself in the throat…

Daniel

Hi everyone!

If you have any custom registration scripts, those might also be causing some problems.

If wordpress has two users with the same “user_login” or “user_nicename” fields, it will not log the user in, it will go into a reauth loop thing.

If you can, just log in to your database, search for duplicate items on the two fields above, and edit those users to make their values different.

Hope this helps someone, good luck

This is actually possible, but I would really, really advise against it, there are serious security concerns involved, and it would be extremely easy not just to hack an account, but basically anyone could steal your blog if they knew the admin’s email.

You can use wp_set_auth_cookie($user_id) to log in a user with the id in the brackets. If you were to create your own login form, which would just be an email field, you could look up the user’s ID in the database and use the above function to log him in.

Again, extremely bad idea.

dgwyer’s solution is better fhcadmin, paste that instead of what I wrote ??