NKMImageField 0.6 Wordpress Plugin: Updates and Bug Fixes!
I spent this evening working on my Wordpress plugin, NKMImageField, fixing most of the bugs mentioned in the previous comment thread. The result is NKMImageField v0.6, which is now available for download from the Wordpress plugins site.
If you aren’t familiar with the plugin, it duplicates the image management dialogue to permit you to attach images to a post as metadata using a simple graphical interface — instead of having to locate, copy, and paste the URL into a custom field.
The new version allows fields to be accessed properly outside the Wordpress Loop as well as on archive and category pages. It fixes several bugs including broken template tags and some data loss bugs that were related to post revisions, autosaves, and scheduled / future posts. It’s been tested with Wordpress 2.8.6 and will likely still work with earlier versions going back to 2.7.
I’d like to extend a big thank you to everyone who submitted bug reports and fixes for the plugin — I hope you’ll contact me so that I can give you credit (name and URL) in the documentation.
COMMENT: by brice, December 27th, 2009
hi i found this plugin very useful.
i would like to use it to display an image beside the title of the pages in a page that contains links to a list of subpages.
i use this code to display subpages:
ID.’&echo=0′);
if ($children) { ?>
what to do to get also the relative imagefield?
COMMENT: by Noemi Millman, December 29th, 2009
Brice – the code you tried to post doesn’t seem to have come through: could you please post it again?
COMMENT: by SImone Bolognini, February 17th, 2010
I have great problems with the quick edit feature.
When i use this functionality all fields associated to the post disappear.
Is it a known problem?