}
if (isset($new_data['custom_field_defs'][$fieldname])) {
$fieldname++;
}
if (isset($new_data['custom_field_defs'][$fieldname])) {
$fieldname++;
}
$custom_fields_this_post_type[] = $fieldname;
$field_def['name'] = $fieldname;
$new_data['custom_field_defs'][$fieldname] = $field_def;
}
$data[$post_type]['custom_fields'] = $custom_fields_this_post_type;
// Alert users to the fact that they may have to change their templates!!!
if ($fieldname != $original_fieldname) {
$msg = sprintf(__("You may have to change your template for the %s post_type! Any instances of get_custom_field('%s') or print_custom_field('%s') in the single-%s.php file should be replaced with get_custom_field('%s') or print_custom_field('%s'). You may also use the 'Custom Fields-->Merge' command to merge field definitions.", CCTM_TXTDOMAIN), $post_type, $original_fieldname, $original_fieldname, $post_type, $fieldname, $fieldname);
CCTM::register_warning($msg);
// update database
global $wpdb;
$wpdb->prepare("UPDATE \n {$wpdb->postmeta} postmeta INNER JOIN {$wpdb->posts} posts\n SET postmeta.meta_key = %s\n WHERE\n posts.post_type = %s \n AND\n postmeta.meta_key = %s", $fieldname, $post_type, $original_fieldname);
}
}
}
// post_type loop
$new_data['post_type_defs'] = $data;
//print_r($new_data); exit;
update_option(self::db_key, $new_data);
// stick it in the db
self::$data = $new_data;
// and stick it in memory just to be sure
delete_option('custom_content_types_mgr_data');
// legacy pre 0.9.4
