Hi tuomas
I do not think you can do this without some custom javascript code!
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Hi tuomas
Are you using a Loop or a Repeater ? if the issue is naming your fields then your fields names should end with closed square brackets to submit an array of values:
period_start_hour[]
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in that case the fields names will need to be:
save_settings[][period_start_hour]
but if you need to set the number in the [] then you may use {var:loop_action_name.key}, where the "loop_action_name" is the name of the Loop action, in your case that is "load_periods"
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So does that solves the issue ?
what is the generated field name when you use save_settings[{var:load_periods.key}][period_start_hour] ?
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Great, so issue is now solved without the shortcode ?
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