Pods Framework 2.3.6

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WordPress supports custom post types since version 3.

This is a GUI for adding and managing custom post types.

Unlike WP custom post types, each content type gets its own database table.

A pod is a named group of data fields.

Built as a WP plugin, pods allow to create custom content types (pods), and add the fields needed to each pod.

Once content types are set up, add items to them. This involves filling out a form with the input fields being the fields created.

Installation:

Unpack and upload it to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.

Here are some key features of "Pods Framework":

· Add Pod Pages from within the admin area. Pod Pages support PHP and Wildcard URLs. For example, the Pod Page "events/*" will be the default handler for all pages beginning with "events/". This allows you to have a single page to handle a myriad of different items.
· Add PHP code directly into your WP template files, or wherever else PHP is supported.
· Use shortcode to display lists of Pod items or details of a Pod item within WP Pages or Posts.
· The Pods API allows you to retrieve raw data from and save data to the database.

Requirements:

· WordPress 2.8 or higher

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

Fixed:
· Issue with the Pod list when you delete or empty a Pod, it would repeat the same row in the list until you went back to the Edit Pods screen without the id=X in the URL.
· Issue with renaming a field to another name would rename the field name and then delete it due to a missing ID validation check.

Via: Pods Framework 2.3.6