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Hello Hiroaki, did You find the solution to this issue? It seems like more people have this problem.

I see that this update came out today and is fixing this particular issue. You are a lucky man ??

Yep, really. Another issue here: Media picker

Did You tried it with custom post types? I’ve disabled all plugins but CFT and it does not work. Double, triple checked it. WordPress doesn’t throw any errors.

hm… I’ve got similar unwanted behavior when I set up “Page Template file name(s) (comma-deliminated)” and also “Custom Post Type (comma-deliminated)” in the same template. It would be another problem with custom post types and CFT ??

Did You set the: Page Template file name(s) (comma-deliminated): in the admin CFT options?

Nothing new. I was unable to find the source of this issue ??

update… it gets the id, so it must be something with the jquery functions?

You’re right rpetersnmt! It’s not working with the custom post type only. With standard posts it’s working fine. I looked at the link of the “select by media picker” and it’s doesn’t have the id of the post
media-upload.php?type=image&tab=library&post_id=&TB_iframe=true&tab=library&cftid=file_upload0_0
Anyone got idea how to solve this issue?

Thank You.

i see… ?? One more question if I may. Have You experienced problems with media picker? It just doesn’t work for me. look here

My point is that in the admin area the fields are named badly. The idea behind it is good but the execution is wrong. I know I’m right. Look at the id of the dl elements in the admin. They are named as follows:
dl_first0_0
dl_first0_1
dl_first0_2

dl_second3_0
dl_second3_1

and it should be:

dl_first0_0
dl_first0_1
dl_first0_2

dl_second1_0
dl_second1_1

You can use [FMP poster=”path/file.png”]your link[/FMP]
Optional arguments include: width, height, poster, autohide, controlbar, playbutton, autoplay, loop,…

I’m using WP 3.1 and CFT plugin. It does not add custom fields to category in the admin page. Even if I set up specific Category ID nothing shows up ??