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Jayron Castro
ParticipantHi Peter,
Thanks for the quick reply.
I will handle the PTE nomination directly with the Brazilian Polyglots team on my end as you suggested.
However, the most critical technical point from my previous message (Point 1) was completely overlooked. This is not about translation approval; this is a **bug report regarding the plugin's core code**.
Several strings within the Meta Box interface are hardcoded. They are missing the standard WordPress internationalization functions (like __() or _e()). Because of this flaw, it is technically impossible to translate them via GlotPress or .po files, regardless of who the PTE is.
Could you please escalate this specific technical issue to the core development team (or directly to Anh Tran)? I am offering my time for free to map out exactly where these hardcoded strings are located in your files so your engineers can properly wrap them for localization in an upcoming patch.
Looking forward to hearing from the dev team.
Best regards,
Jayron Castro
CEO, Kstros.comJayron Castro
ParticipantHi team,
Thank you for the quick follow-up and for escalating the issue!
Since this specific notice only triggers under certain conditions (like an edit screen without any active meta boxes rendered), I understand it can be tricky to reproduce on a fresh demo site.
To help the development team see exactly what is happening, I went ahead and recorded a quick screencast showing the exact steps and the Query Monitor output.
You can watch the video here: [https://go.screenpal.com/watch/cOi2bCnUAis](https://go.screenpal.com/watch/cOi2bCnUAis)
I hope this visual context helps the engineers easily track down the missing dependency. Let me know if they need any further testing or information from my staging environment!
Best regards,
Jayron Castro
April 7, 2026 at 8:52 PM in reply to: How to auto-populate a text field with postal_code from Google Maps Autocomplete #49894Jayron Castro
ParticipantI submitted the data via the form.
April 7, 2026 at 12:08 AM in reply to: How to auto-populate a text field with postal_code from Google Maps Autocomplete #49890Jayron Castro
ParticipantHello Peter,
I have followed the exact procedure you recommended in your last interaction, using the custom binding method as shown in your screenshots, but it did not work.
I added the "binding" key with the "postal_code" value to the Custom Settings of my "h3_lead_cep" field. No other changes were made.
The result is that the field remains empty when an address is selected on the map. I have already cleared the cache and confirmed there are no JavaScript errors in the browser console. The synchronization simply does not happen in my environment (Meta Box AIO 3.6.1).
I am attaching a video and screenshots showing my current configuration and the failure in real-time. Please analyze these materials and provide a solution for this.
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ParticipantHi Peter,
When you talk about replacing the %singular_name% field, does it happen automatically when I finish creating the CPT, or manually, do I need to change the name myself? I'm confused.
September 9, 2025 at 12:11 AM in reply to: Bricks Dynamic Data & Nested Groups on a Settings Page #48950Jayron Castro
ParticipantThanks
Jayron Castro
ParticipantThank you for your help, but the research has already worked.
Jayron Castro
ParticipantI need to return only users registered with the 'teacher' profile, I used the query args field but did not get the expected return, because like the attached image, the value is serialized in the database.
How can I solve it?
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ParticipantI managed to solve the problem using a filter from the bricks builder theme, as I processed the query return before reaching the front-end, but I need to know if there is any way to solve the problem only through the metabox, as the objective is to list only the classes active.
Below is the code:
I would like to take this opportunity to ask where the metabox saves the data for the custom fields, because the wp_postmeta table only contains the definition of the fields, but I couldn't find the data in that table.
The image below shows the definition of the field that is saved in the wp_postmeta table, but I couldn't find the field data, can you clarify this question?
Jayron Castro
Participantthe data I need to know are the field values, received by the frontend.
After I configure a field it appears in the frontend, but I don't know how WordPress saves the data entered in the field.
Did you understand?
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