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Hi,

Well, as of yesterday, it did not work. The Media Attachment is not attached to the current post it is uploaded to. At least, it does not show as attached to when displaying Media Library (in WP backend) as a list, where it should.

using the snippet I provided above, it does work nicely. But if the Media Attachment is removed from the custom field (Advanced Images), it does unfortunately not update the attachment to the post (by removing it).

There is still work to be done, hope MB can implement this all the way.

Strangely, this does not fix the problem for me. I keep having a fatal error WP message when trying to access existing Taxonomy setting pages.

Hi Peter, thank you for looking into this.

Sorry but doing it this way breaks the site display. If I place the code you gave me in the View (and replace the "custom_field_id" by my custom field ID), it messes up the grid on the frontend, something is wrong with the code, or I don't have enough information as to what has to go where exactly.

I will try to be precise in what I have now :
- View Template = {{ mb.rwmb_meta( 'mg_projet_localisation', '', post_id }}
nothing else than that is written in the View Template. Should it be wrapped into something such as a <div> ?. The shortcode for this view is [mbv name="wpgb-card-meta"]

- Custom code loaded with snippet plugin (WpCodeBox) that creates a custom block using the View shortcode :

<?php
function register_custom_field_email_block($blocks)
{
    // "custom_field_email_block" corresponds to the block slug.
    $blocks["custom_field_email_block"] = [
        "name" => "MG - Infos Projet",
        "render_callback" => "render_custom_field_email_block",
    ];

    return $blocks;
}
add_filter("wp_grid_builder/blocks", "register_custom_field_email_block");

function render_custom_field_email_block() {
	// Object can be a post, term or user.
	$object = wpgb_get_object();

	// If this is not a post (you may change this condition for user or term).
	if ( ! isset( $object->post_type ) ) {
		return;
	}
	// You have to change "custom_field_name" by yours.
	echo do_shortcode('[mbv name="wpgb-card-meta" post_id='. $object->ID .']'); //pass the ID from object above
}

- Second option to show the content of the View template : in WP GridBuilder I use a normal content block and set it to "custom content" and paste the shortcode in the raw HTML field : [mbv name="wpgb-card-meta"]

Both options give me the same result (according to the steps since I opened this thread) : either nothing (only the simple text, not the custom fields), either only the post ID, either it breaks the layout. It never has outputted any data from the custom fields.

Hi.
Not sure what you mean, but if you could give me a code to test i will definitely do it.

This is the MB View code I use in the Template part :

<div>
{% for item in post.mg_projet_type %}
	{{ item.name }}
{% endfor %} de {{ post.mg_projet_surface }}m2, à {{ post.mg_projet_localisation }}</div>

This is the shortcode the way I use it (once in a WPGB custom block with code written above, and once in a native raw content block (HTML) from WPGB :
[mbv name="wpgb-card-meta" post_id="{{ post.id }}"]