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Panda Pods Repeater Field
Repeater fields for the Pods Framework. Add repeatable fields to pages.
Panda Pods Repeater Field ranks #8,624 among WordPress.org plugins with 600+ active installations, a 4.5/5 rating from 11 reviews, and was last updated Jun 3, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.0.2
v1.5.14
Current Version v1.5.14
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 03 Jun, 2026
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- Version
- 1.5.14
- Last Updated
- Jun 03, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.3+
- Tested Up To
- 7.0.2
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
- Author
- Coding Panda
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Panda Pods Repeater Field
Please see the screenshots for instructions.
From version 1.1.4, you can use pods_field(). For example, in a single post template, use pods_field( 'field_name' ) to fetch data for the current page. Otherwise, use pods_field( 'pods_name', 'post_id', 'field_name' ) to fetch data anywhere. To fetch data from the settings area, use pods_field( 'pods_name', false, 'field_name' ). To fetch data from the users area, use pods_field( 'user', 'user_id', 'field_name' ). You can use these filters to alter the repeater data returned from pods_field(): pandarf_pods_field_attrs( array(), $value_ukn, $row_arr, $params_arr, $pods_obj ) and pandarf_data_attrs( array(), $data_arr, $parent_pod_name ). From version 1.1.6, if the field type is "file", it returns the file IDs. You can then use WordPress APIs like get_attached_file(), wp_get_attachment_image_src(), etc. to get the file details. Relation types of 'user', 'post type', 'pod' and 'media' return the saved ID. You can also use this API to fetch data: pandarf_items_fn( $fields_arr, $attrs, $show_query ). Please see the Screenshots section for how to find IDs. Use $fields_arr to search the repeater field table: array( 'id' => '', // row ID 'name' => '', // the common name field used by Pods 'child_pod_name' => '', // repeater table name 'parent_pod_id' => '',// main table Pod ID 'parent_pod_post_id' => '', // main table post ID 'parent_pod_field_id' => '', // main table Panda Pods Repeater Field ID ) $attrs supports some basic MySQL commands (optional): array( 'where' => '', // extra WHERE clause, expected to be escaped 'order' => 'ASC', 'order_by' => 'pandarf_order', 'group_by' => '', 'start' => 0, 'limit' => 0, 'count_only' => false, // if true, it will return the number of rows in an array. 'add_tb_prefix' => true, // add $table_prefix to the table name. Defaults to true ) $show_query If set to true, it will print the SQL command for debugging. Defaults to false. Basic usage example. The IDs are from the Screenshots section: get_pandarf_items( array( 'child_pod_name' => 'comic_item', 'parent_pod_id' => 2273, 'parent_pod_post_id' => 2275, 'parent_pod_field_id' => 2274 ) ); Use pandarf_items_fn for versions before v1.4.11. This returns the Comic Contents items attached to the post.
You can use this API to insert data: pandarf_insert( $fields_arr, $prf_arr, $show_query ). Please see the screenshots for how to find IDs. Use $fields_arr for extra fields other than Panda Repeater fields: array( 'field_name' => '', 'field_name' => '' ... ... ) Use $prf_arr for the default repeater fields: array( 'child_pod_name' => '', // The name of the table for saving repeater field items. 'parent_pod_id' => '', // main table Pod ID 'parent_pod_post_id' => '', // main table post ID 'parent_pod_field_id' => '', // main table Panda Pods Repeater Field ID 'user_id' => 0 // The author ID 'add_tb_prefix' => true, // add $table_prefix to the table name. Defaults to true ) $show_query If set to true, it will print the SQL command for debugging. Defaults to false. This API returns the inserted row ID if successful, or false on failure. Basic usage example. The IDs are from the Screenshots section: $id_int = pandarf_insert( array( 'name' => "hello panda" ), array( 'child_pod_name' => 'comic_item', 'parent_pod_id' => 2273, 'parent_pod_post_id' => 2275, 'parent_pod_field_id' => 2274, 'user_id' => $current_user->ID ) ); /** * The repeater field is only for logged-in users with the edit_posts capability * If you want it to be available to front-end users, you can use this filter * * @param boolean $is_allowed Whether to allow the form to be displayed. * @param array $get_arr Variables from $_GET. * @return boolean Whether access is allowed. */ function pprf_allow( $is_allowed, $get_arr ){ $pod_obj = pods('your_pod_slug'); if( $get_arr['podid'] == $pod_obj->pod_id ){ $is_allowed = true; } return $is_allowed; }
Add this code to your functions.php: add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'dequeue_scripts_and_styles', 11 ); function dequeue_scripts_and_styles() { wp_dequeue_script( 'panda-pods-repeater-scripts' ); wp_dequeue_style( 'panda-pods-repeater-general-styles' ); wp_dequeue_style( 'panda-pods-repeater-styles' ); }