[maurodalu54]

Using those I was able to get the url to the files and I added them like this:

`wp_register_style(‘ajaxsearch-style’,’/wp-content/uploads/asp_upload/style.instances-ho-is-po-no-da-au.css’);
wp_enqueue_style(‘ajaxsearch-style’);

wp_register_script(‘ajaxsearch-script’,’/wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-pro/js/min/jquery.ajaxsearchpro-noui-isotope-sb.min.js’);
wp_enqueue_script(‘ajaxsearch-script’);`

However as you anticipated, it’s not working.
It’s a shame because the search is much more powerful then the one available within wp-admin.

Can I suggest to consider this as a feature for a future version?
The plug-in could easily replace the search on all standard WordPress admin panels for posts, pages, users.

You could possibly include a configurable widget in the dashboard that would show an instance of Ajax Search Pro that would link to the “editing” screen instead of the front-end screen for each resource.

Thanks,
Mauro.

[maurodalu54]

Ernest, thank you very much for your quick replies! Really appreciate that.
Guess what, you’re right. My logic for conditionally adding the field was reversed!
Now that the field is populating and connected to the user profile it is showing up.

Thank you, you can mark this as solved 🙂

[maurodalu54]

Hi Ernest,
Thanks, not sure if this is a known issue, but the fields only showed up after I connected them with the user profile.
Also, I have one field that has multiple values for the same key. That does not show up.

I add values to the field in my code like this:
add_user_meta($user_id, ‘my-key’, false);

Any clue why it would not show up?

Thanks,
Mauro.

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