Stefan van den Dungen Gronovius

Hi Starski,

Did you really try our product?
Then you see that this is not a demo but a fully functional plugin.
Our pro version of this plugin will allow you to inline edit, sort and use filtering for the columns that you already can add with our free version.

Please tell us what you miss in the free version so I can help you out using the plugin.
Hope to hear from you.

More people have problems with the latest version of the plugin with WordPress 4.4?

Thank you for your addition to the plugin. Creating your own CSS for multiple breakpoint is indeed the way to go. Breakpoints are different for each website / themes so we cannot know how breakpoints are defined in a theme. That’s why we’ve created on e breakpoint to fallback to 1 column as a base setup. To create your own breakpoint, you can disable the default CSS that comes with the plugin and write your own CSS (if you’re a developer).

You could also try to recreate the columns yourself with our plugin. If it is a simple columns that displays a Meta Field value, it so be not the difficult to configure a columns that does the same. If it is a more complex columns, it may be useful to take a look at our howo to create your own columns:
https://www.admincolumns.com/documentation/developer-docs/creating-new-column-type/

Hi Etic,

Are the columns created by the P2P plugin, available in the listing of default columns in our product? If not, that the plugin probably restricts the columns to a specific overview page. When you use our plugin and save a column preset, this is leading. If you reset the default settings for a specific overview, the columns from P2P are back again but of course you’ve lost alle columns created by our plugin.

The only way to get the P2P columns to work with our plugin is to register the columns P2P columns to the overview with no restriction. But you’ll have to dive into the code of the plugin. There should be a hook something like this:

add_filter( ‘manage_’ . $posttype . ‘_posts_columns’, ‘plugin_callback’, 10, 1 );

the hook is probably only called when a specific condition is met (check on overview page or something).

For those who cannot wait, here’s a little snippen that can be pasted in your functions.php.
This function removes all duplicated filters for the avatar. A fix in our plugin will be in a next release.

function cpac_remove_extra_avatars( $columns ) {
global $wp_filter;

$i = 0;
foreach ( $wp_filter[‘comment_author’][10] as $hook => $filter ) {
if ( strpos( $hook, ‘floated_admin_avatar’ ) !== false ) {
$i ++;

if ( $i > 1 ) {
unset( $wp_filter[‘comment_author’][10][ $hook ] );
}
}
}

return $columns;
}

add_action( ‘manage_edit-comments_columns’, ‘cpac_remove_extra_avatars’, 10 );

We here more about this problem for WordPress 4.4.
I try to reproduce this problem but with no luck.
Please can you give us some more information?

– Which theme (or custom)
– Which php function is used where the shortcode is not working. (for example the_content() )
– Did you try the plugin on a clean in stall or with the default WordPress themes?
– Are there any other plugins active that are related to our plugin?

We here more about this problem for WordPress 4.4.
I try to reproduce this problem but with no luck.
Please can you give us some more information?

– Which theme (or custom)
– Which php function is used where the shortcode is not working. (for example the_content() )
– Did you try the plugin on a clean in stall or with the default WordPress themes?
– Are there any other plugins active that are related to our plugin?

Thanks for your input, we can reproduce this issue.
We have more 4.4 conflicts so this one is added to the list.
A fix for this will be in the next release

Thanks for addressing this issue to us.
We’ve made a fix for this in our latest release.
Please update Admin Columns Pro to apply this fix.

Yes this is possible. Please look at this page for more information:
https://www.admincolumns.com/documentation/filter-reference/cac-addon-filtering-options/#gist19556563

Please ask any Admin Columns Pro question on our forum at https://www.admincolumns.com

Hi there,

Only the necessary Bootstrap modules are loaded with SCSS for this file.
Why? Because we wanted to use Bootstrap for styling our interface.

I understand this can break your code.
I will make a ticket for this to wrap those modules into our own classes.
https://github.com/codepress/admin-columns-issues/issues/300

I’ve installed the cimy extra user field plugin and see what you mean. Unfortunately this plugin uses it’s own way of saving the custom fields to the database. Because they don’t use the ‘WordPress’ way of saving meta fields to a post/user it’s not possible to add the desired columns to your overview.

You could use the plugin Advanced Custom Fields to add extra fields to users which are also can be added to the overview with our plugin.

Hi Staceppa,

Just to be sure, you’ve added a new Meta field to your User post type?

The correct way to add to show that extra user field to your overview would be te create a new columns with type = ‘Custom field’. In the new dropdown you see a list of all available user data. The extra field should be visible here if you have at least one user that has a value for that extra field.

Hi Greg,

I’ve created a ticket to our supportboard to see if this is something we can fix.
Thanks for sharing this bug and the workaround for now. This will help us to investigate this further.