Meta Box

Hello,

This is the way WordPress's editor work. According to the documentation, the editor_class is "Any extra CSS Classes to append to the Editor textarea".

Anh

Hi,

I think there's no problem if you use all of them. Or did you see any bug?

Hi Doug,

That's a good point. Let me add that to the Builder.

Updated: It's added to the Builder.

Hey guys,

I'm almost done the OSM field for Meta Box. It's available on Github, in the map-field branch. You can try it now. Here is how it looks so far:

https://imgur.elightup.com/bqpCvwN.png

However, I see OSM doesn't provide Geocoding service, which doesn't allow us to look up for an address and find its location on the map. There are several services out there (Bing, Mapbox, ArcGIS), but they are not OSM-official and of course have some limitation on usage.

I'd probably will put the OSM field into a separate extension because of this limitation. While Google wants to take money from us, its product is really good and widely used.

What do you guys think about that?

Thanks for your details!

Because the Tampa and St. Pete are terms that are connected to People CPT, to get the address, we actually go from post (People) -> taxonomy term (Tampa/St. Pete) -> term field.

So I think the Beaver addon doesn't work. It can only get post field for the current post.

I'd suggest you write a custom shortcode to get the term address. Then you can put it in the Text/Heading field in the Beaver Themer. Adding prefix text is also easy then.

For my understanding, what this js is doing is counting the number of checked items with class=like, and displaying the counter, right?

Yes, that's right.

I was wondering, can I also include this in the page from where I launch the Frontend Submission? Because then I can control the location where I want the counter to be displayed.

Yes, by putting it in a custom JS file will help you control everything easier.

By the way, I created the .js file, stored it in the js folder of my theme, and included the call in the functions.php, but it doesn’t show a counter, and I don’t know if it counts…

As it's in the js folder of your theme, you need to change the code in functions.php code to this:

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', function() {
    wp_enqueue_script( 'custom-handle', get_template_directory_uri() . '/js/custom.js', array( 'jquery' ), '', true );
} );

And please change the #selector in the snippet to the CSS selector of the element you want to show the total likes.

Hi Doug,

Thanks a lot for your feedback.

There are 2 issues here:

• Auto-complete works for both address and street_address field (which doesn't start with "address"). I've fixed this bug in the latest version, please update.
• The street_address is not auto-populated: I spent hours reading the Google docs, while it clearly states that the street_address is supported, but all the examples are showing street_number and route only. I think you can use custom binding to get the street address part, like this:

array(
    'id'      => 'street_address',
    'type'    => 'text',
    'name'    => 'Street Address',
    'binding' => 'street_number + " " + route',
),

I've tried to test with 2 addresses and the auto complete works for both. This is the screenshot:

https://imgur.elightup.com/NPZX1Am.png

"Find Address" also works for me. Maybe I'm using the latest code of the Meta Box plugin on Github. Have you tried it?