We’ve spent a great deal of time documenting the differences between Content Types and based on our user feedback — we’ve compiled some very helpful comparisons for you to reference. Compare Content Types Compare Meta vs Table Storage Compare WP_Query, WP_*_Query, and Pods Unified Theming Compare Functionality in Pods 1.x to Pods 2.0 If you …
Background The Pods Framework has been around since late 2008. Planning, design, development, and testing started in 2010 for Pods 2.0 leading to an Alpha release on January 2nd, 2012. Beta was released on August 12th, 2012. Now Pods 2.0 has finally arrived, as of September 21st, 2012! After our soft launch, we’ve been working …
We spent some time tonight and landed on an enhancement we hope you will enjoy… We’ve broken out the Text, Paragraph Text, Number, and Date / Time fields into groups of field types! Check them out in the beta now, or look below for a quick view of how it looks. You might even realize …
We’re going to use this post to keep track of the deprecated functions and methods for you to reference at a glance. Pods 2.0 is backwards compatible, but we recommend you update your usage as you’re able to so you avoid any headaches down the road. Pod() class The Pod() class has had a makeover! …
Check out this new component we created yesterday. It can be enabled under Pods Admin > Components. It will walk you through the simple process of migrating your Custom Post Types and Taxonomies directly from Custom Post Type UI into Pods 2.0 — It will import all of your labels and settings, so you can …
Below is a full list of features for Pods 2.0, mostly highlighting new features / changes. Slick new interface, fully revamped to make managing your Pods easy and stress-free Large performance enhancements using transients and object caching (reducing queries per page load in both dashboard and site) New Upgrade wizard screens designed by RD2 will help you upgrade …
Exact pricing is coming soon, but we’re preparing to offer upgrade assurance reviews to donors who have donated $X+ (per site) to the Pods Foundation. This is retroactive, so past donations count towards it! To schedule your Upgrade Assurance Review or Upgrade Service, we’ll be posting a new form on our site after Pods 2.0 …
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 …