Release Notes Security Update: New security settings section in the Pods >> Setup >> Settings tab to restrict access to the File Browser / Uploader used in publicForm — adjust the settings to fit your site if you experience any problems with your File Uploader Changed: PICK Field Multi-select saving now uses data-value=”…” instead of …
Pods 1.9.6 is ready for release but is pending the updates from @azaozz on the TinyMCE editor fixes. The plan is to include the new TinyMCE API in Pods 1.9.6, but you’ll still be required to install the TinyMCE for Pods package (no longer having a plugin attached, just an easy package import) to use …
I’m reviewing some further DB optimizations we can do in Pods 2.0 to increase performance with less JOINs for relationships as well as more abilities long-term for how we use findRecords (think company.industry.name = “Wholesale” type of stuff). Feel free to suggest any ideas you might have and we can discuss further. So far, I’ve …
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Spoke with Amir from WPML.org and we decided once we get 2.0 to the testing phase they are going to have their developer start working on an ‘integration’ plugin which sits in-between WPML and Pods. I’ll assist their developer in getting things working, understanding our code, and adding any filters / actions that 2.0 might …
Where is Pods 2.0? Why isn’t it out yet? The Pods project is funded by donations, developers contributing their time towards support and coding, and users who provide bug reports to help us know what isn’t working. The Pods 2.0 release is the biggest release we’ve had yet. Maybe we took too much on at …
Pods 1.9.6 isn’t out yet, we’re waiting on the fully working TinyMCE API to be ready, but once it is, we’ve added a new function called get_current_url() You can use get_current_url() to get the full URL including the protocol, current hostname, and URI. This differs from just using $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] because it’s absolute. You can use …
When things first started out with Pods, the naming conventions for Pod Templates and Pod Helpers were pretty much a free-for-all. Examples of names would be like: event_list (template) event_detail (template) event_save (pre-save helper) image_full (display helper) image_thumb (display helper) subscriber_get_info (display helper – advanced) etc… But, now that your sites are becoming more complex, …
If you’re a dev and you find yourself uploading a file to run phpinfo(); why not try using a disposable Pod Page that’s access controlled by WordPress? Create a new pod page and name it ‘phpinfo’, then place the following code in your ‘Precode’ area, then change the Page Template selected to ‘Page’ or ‘Page …
As some of you may have known from the dev blog last month, Pods now has a foundation behind it! Pods Foundation, Inc is a non-profit, charitable organization which was incorporated last month to further the mission of the Pods open source project. What’s changing? Not really much, just all financial operations will go through …