Rating: 5 stars
I’ve been looking for something like this FOREVER! THANK YOU SO MUCH.
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Exactly for what I had been searching for long.Thanks a zillion!
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i like it but it doesn’t have an order option
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Someone exporting custom fields will probably also want to export the title, content, excerpt etc too. Otherwise the data is out of context. It would be helpful if each field was in a separate column.
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The plugin was unable to show much less save any custom field data for the selected post type.
]]>Rating: 4 stars
This plugin was almost exactly what I needed to export my custom post type’s custom fields (or custom post type meta data).
The “Save Changes” button is nice and all, but it’s actually not very intuitive to have to make selection in a multi-select box then save then click export. Usually you’d want to be able to export after you’ve selected your fields, just like you would in PhpMyAdmin or any other application.
For another pointer, your plugin would be better if you could implement ajax to dynamically populate the custom fields immediately after selecting a custom post type radio. Currently, the user needs to wait for 2 full page reloads (must click “Save Changes” at least twice) before being able to export. With these suggestions, the user will not need to wait for any page reload and can immediately export the fields. Of course, you could still keep the “save settings” button on the side.
This plugin would also be more useful if it would add the post title to the row of custom fields which it pertains to. Here’s an example of the data structure,
custom post type: camps
post (post title): super fun day
custom field: date
custom field: participants
custom field: happiness
post (post title): crazy smashing day
custom field: date
custom field: participants
custom field: happiness
Keep up the good work!
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