Custom Metaboxes and Fields (CMB) will create metaboxes and forms with custom fields that will blow your mind. This is version 2.0 and has been completely rewritten.
Hi! I have a doubt
I'm currently displaying a select field with some options
I would like to hide some options conditionally of the values of other entry already in the database,
Is there a non crazy way to do this?
I've just discovered this library and I'm enjoying it as hell. I come from using a couple of times ACF+Pods because it's the way my company works, and this library gives me a lot of flexibility, plugin-free way of work, and awesome geekness :D
What is the data you want to base the condition on? Is it relavant to the mentioned select field?
@DevNIX ^^^
@twoelevenjay I have a datepicker, and a select with then options "Morning" and "Evening"
I would like to check if there is another post with the same day, and check the select value
if it's stored "Evening", I should show block it and show only "Morning"
I'm guessing I will need ajax, check it and disable the option dinamically right?
I like to show / hide
with JS so AJAX would work for me.
the thing now is to guess how to create the AJAX endpoint
I have an instance where I do this but for me it neede to show hide based on the cmb2-row div. so I added classes to this with the filter hook
I have an idea of how to do it the Wordpress way, afaik there is not an CMB2 way
cmb2_row_classes
For mine the condition is based on a select field only, so I don't have to do an ajax call. But you can look at my code on how to add classes to the field rows and the... JS I used to show hide based on those rows.
@twoelevenjay TY dude!
You're welcome.
Oh, I have one more question!
I would like to validate fields with very common cases
I don't find anything about properties like "mandatory"
(or email)
@DevNIX with the options_cb, you can do all that checking/logic without JS/ajax
On that same page, look for "attributes"
Which show how to add a "required" attribute
this is awesome, I didn't found that!
I'm using origgami/CMB2-grid to create an alternative, more compact distribution
looking at the example I can see
'attributes' => array(
'rows' => 3,
)
Is there any big difference? Would you recommend me to use this instead an external library?
@jtsternberg ^ :smile:
@DevNIX the
'rows' => 3, in the example would be to add a "rows" attribute with a value of "3", for something like a textarea. It has nothing to do with cmb2-grid. And i've not used CMB2-Grid, but looks nice.
@jtsternberg oh oh oh, got it!
:thumbsup:
My experience with CMB2-Grid is great right now
Thank you so much!
Awesome! Would love to see a screenshot when you're done
Or even a tutorial for others to learn how to use ;)
I would love to get some time for it. I will try :)
:thumbsup:
Just one more little thing
@jtsternberg I've checked out my frontend and I am getting a
Fatal error: Class 'Cmb2Grid\Grid\Cmb2Grid' not found in /var/www/iteaf/wp-content/plugins/unidad-movil/includes/class-ubicaciones-unidad-movil.php on line 153
But the autoinclude is working perfectly on the admin, and the post type is fully functional
I'm using a
generator-plugin-wp generated project
did you heard of a similar problem before? I have any clues about this right now...
Sorry, CMB2-Grid isn't my thing, so i'm not sure. :) Might open an issue on that repo.
I'ts an autoloader problem afaik
Then the issue may need to be opened on the generator-plugin-wp repo.
Okay