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@sareiodata – Coming soon!

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@cck – There is actually code you can already use to do this:
<?php
$Record = new Pod(‘message’);

$fields = array(‘name’, ‘email’, ‘body’, ‘date’ => array(‘hidden’ => true));

echo $Record->publicForm($fields);
?>

Put that onto your PodPage. What it will do is show the Name, E-mail, and Body fields in the form. There will also be a "hidden" field for Date, which will default (since it’s a Date Column Type) to the current Date/Time.

Let us know if you have any questions about this part.

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@javier – Single-select pick columns and other options coming soon!

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1. I agree, that’s very useful! Don’t be surprised if it’s in an upcoming release

2. Actually, you can already manually set your page through $Region->page = 4; so if you have two classes going on, you can set the pages different for each other manually.

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@Gosia – Yes, you can create a template file in your /themes directory with Pods code within it. When editing the page (that you want Pods functionality added to), select the appropriate template from the "Page Template" dropdown. If it would help, we could create a tutorial video for you…

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@Gosia – a new video has been added to the Tutorials section. It’ll hopefully explain a little better how to integrate Pods into WP page templates.

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@Gosia – you’re welcome. If anyone else is confused by some aspect of Pods, please let me know.

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@mike – Told you about #1 didn’t I? Yep, it’s in 1.4.6 now, enjoy!

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Of course. In your Pod’s settings, change {@detail_url} in the List Template to something else. One example would be "/restaurants/?id={@id}". If you prefer clean URLs, you could also create "/restaurants/{@id}", and create a PodPage named "/restaurants/*" to handle the code.

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@steve – In the process of working these features out. We’ve got some very "alpha" versions of this working, but want to clean it up so it’s easier to use and understand. We’ll try to push this out in a release as soon as we make this more solid.

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@javier – I think that if we made Pods work with the Role Manager plugin, this would cover so many permissions issues. Where you could set individual pods and options for those pods through the Role Manager. So each group could have access to different Pods, or access to only PodPages… etc. You get the picture already I’m working on a version of this on my branch this week.

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@dan – that’s a good idea. That’ll likely be added in the near future.

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@matt – can you make this topic sticky too?

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For now, you have to pull it from the URI: <?php $uri = explode(‘/’, $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']); $id = $uri[2]; ?>

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@Crystal – thanks for the support! Scott is already working on Role Manager integration, and it’ll be ready for testing before too long. A lot of other cool additions are in development/testing, so expect Pods to get a lot more powerful in coming weeks.

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