Stefan van den Dungen Gronovius

Thanks for your feedback and I’m sorry to hear that you have some issues with the update. Based on the error I’m not sure what might have caused the issue. Do you have this issue on every page in the admin or only on a specific page? Did you find any error logs related to the issue that might help us to know what might have caused this issue?

As discussed on support, this will be possible in the pro version only. There is a patch ready that makes it possible to display JSON values and select the key you want to display in the column.

There are no known issues with the latest version of our plugin in combination with the latest WordPress version.

Thanks for your feedback. We understand why this can happen. It will be patched in the next version.

Please, note that the forum on WordPress is not meant for support for our Pro version. You can send your request to [email protected]

We don’t encourage to change the codebase of our plugin to make something work for your use case. At this moment, we don’t have the support for ‘OR’ with an available hook. To support that, it would require more than just changing the mentioned file.

It seems that the necessary capability ‘manage_admin_columns’ is not set for your user/role.

If you’re an admin, you can try to re-run our installation script by adding &ac-force-install=1 behind the URL when you visit our settings page. Otherwise, you could try to use a Role Manager plugin to attach the capability to your user or role. Can you let me know if that fixed the issue?

Thanks for your message, we will patch this for the next release.

Unfortunately, this is no possible and also hard to build in our plugin. Each cell is rendered without any context of other columns/cells, so I don’t directly see any way to support this. It could be done with Javascript, but even then it will only work for values are duplicated on the same page.

Our plugin only works on the default WordPress List Tables. It seems that this plugin uses a custom page and table to display the data. That in combination that we don’t have specific support for that plugin, I don’t see a way to make that work.

When you use our Status column without showing icons, the label for the post status is fetched from the global variable $wp_post_statuses like this:

$wp_post_statuses[ $status ]->label

Depending on how the data is populated you should be able to use the global translation string. So for publish, I the following code is used:

__( 'Publish' )

So without a textdomain.

Yes, you’re right. When you change the field type in ACF from a single Select to a Checkbox for example, the way the data is stored also changed, resulting in inconsistent data storage. Although for display purposes, this can quite easily be fixed in the logic to display it, in order for our (pro) features to work, it does matter which format is used, so the data must be consistent.

In such cases as yours, I would probably run an update script to make sure the storage of that specific field is consistent, in this case, stored as JSON. Or if you have a small dataset, you could consider using a different key, but of course, that will leave you with unused deprecated values in your database for a key that no longer exists.

Did you use the specific ACF column type for your column, or did you use the Custom Field column? When using the specific ACF column, I won’t expect this behavior to happen. Might it be the case that you switched from a single Select field to a multiple field?

With HPOS enabled, the order page is not a default post type page anymore so specific support is needed. We do have support for HPOS, but that is part of our WooCommerce integration which is part of our pro version. There will be no support in the free version of Admin Columns.

That depends if you’re using the WooCommerce HPOS feature for order or the legacy Post Type Order system. When you’re using the post type order page, you should be able to use the ‘Custom Field’ column to display the Phone number.

But if you’re using the HPOS feature, the Custom Field will not work anymore. Our Pro version of the plugin has full support for WooCommerce and specifically the HPOS Order table.

Hi Bjarne,

Thanks as always for your feedback. A fix is applied for the next update.