Meta Box

Hello,

You need to import the osm field value to the database in order to display the address. It should be lat,lng,zoom. Following the documentation https://docs.metabox.io/fields/osm/

Hello,

You can use the Advanced Location Rules (MB Include Exclude), however it supports loading a field group for a specific post based on the condition as in the documentation https://docs.metabox.io/extensions/meta-box-include-exclude/
not for a specific term as you mention. I will inform the development team to consider supporting this feature in future updates.

Thanks.

Hello Skauer,

The relationship isn't a custom field, its data doesn't save to the default table wp_postmeta, it is saved to a custom table wp_mb_relationships.
To get and display the relation posts, you need to use the code, following the documentation https://docs.metabox.io/extensions/mb-relationships/

Hello,

Here is an example:

add_filter( 'rwmb_the_value', function( $output, $field, $args, $object_id ) {    
    if( is_admin() && $field['id'] == 'file_upload_id') {
        $file_value = rwmb_meta( 'file_upload_id', $args, $object_id );
        if( !empty( $file_value ) ) {
            $file_value = array_pop( $file_value );
            $output = '<img src="'. $file_value['url'] .'" alt="File image" width="32" height="32">';
        }
    }

    return $output;
}, 11, 4 );

Hello,

You can use this plugin to switch taxonomy for terms https://wordpress.org/plugins/taxonomy-switcher/

Hello,

I see you have a similar question in the past https://support.metabox.io/topic/add-fallback-image-when-there-is-no-featured-image/
You can modify the admin column of the file_upload field with the filter hook rwmb_the_value to display the image instead of using a custom admin column.

Hello,

It is possible to use MB View shortcode to get the relationship of the post, add the View shortcode to the loop item and show related posts. You can use the WordPress function get_the_ID() to get the post ID of the current post in the loop. Then get the relationship based on the post ID.

For example: I have a relationship between 2 CPT: from Post to My Job, relationship ID post-to-job and I'm using the Elementor widget Loop Grid to show a list of posts and related job posts. The sample View code:

{% set current_post_id = mb.get_the_ID() %}

{% set args = { post_type: 'my-job', relationship: { id: 'post-to-job', from: current_post_id } } %}
{% set job_posts = mb.get_posts( args ) %}
{% for job_post in job_posts %}
  Related Job: {{ job_post.post_title }} <br />
{% endfor %}