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You can also use print_r($background) to see the array and then use the appropriate field such as [‘background-image’] or whatever…

Try that and let me know…. Should work.

My example was for a background. You might need
$background = unserialize($custom[‘firstimg’][0]);

Try this in place of what you have:
$background = unserialize($custom[‘firstimg’]);

Then just echo $background to see if it’s got data.

I’m not sure but I’ll try to test your code. I assume you are trying to get the URL of the full size of the uploaded image?

Error on above code… Use this:

$custom_meta = get_post_custom($post->ID);
    $background = unserialize($custom_meta['background'][0]);

Does 2.0 store settings in a mySQL table like version 1.8 or does it use a multi-dimensional associative array like we talked about last year?

I think the main issue was re-sorting the array once a setting field was dragged and dropped.

Any teasers on what is coming in 2.0?
Thanks & I look forward to it!

That was version 1.1.6. No uploads were working on that installation at all.

@derek, I second the awesomeness of this plugin.

@warpol, I would love to get the code for the full image upload insertion.

That’s really great Derek.

I am curious if you would be interested in some development I’ve done on your 1.1.6 version that allows a user to save settings into an alternate array (option) to have easily accessible layouts that can be activated / deleted / exported.

The purpose of coding this was to allow a client to easily manage several designs for their site within the Options Tree Settings without have to export / import txt files.

Just a simple click of the mouse let’s a user save the current settings as a new design and then create / activate / delete & export many more of them.

We also added some action hooks into a few places that allow more control over the internal processes.

Let me know as I would be happy to share it with you and the community.

I think the important issue behind default values is that the end-user is potentially hazardous to the site operations when they remove important values, insert wrong values, insert improperly formatted values (colors, measurements), etc.

Another way to achieve greater speed and simplicity is this code below:
Add this to the functions.php file in your theme:

if ( function_exists( 'get_option_tree' ) ) {
  $theme_options = $theme_options;
}

function option_tree_default($val,$default){
	global theme_options;
	if($theme_options[$val]){
		return $theme_options[$val];
	}else{
		return $default;
	}
}

Then within you theme you can use it as such:
echo 'option_tree_default('my_var_value','Default Value');

There is a commercial plugin for image voting here:
https://flauntbooks.mybigcommerce.com/products/Image-Voting.html

An active coupon is June10 to receive $10 OFF. It’s got great reviews and sample sites.

Hi Eric,
I’ve done this integration for several photographers.

I’ll have a plugin available for managing it as well as using a great forms management plugin.

https://www.skooks.com/wordpress/shootq-integrated.html