Meta Box

Sorry, I missed that. I thought the code is the code that you're using.

Yes, there's a bug with the image_select field. It uses radio for inputs, so we can't use #field_id in our rules. Please change it to [name=rnr_wr_pagetype] and update the plugin.

Hello,

The MB Frontend Submission uses WordPress wp_insert_post() and wp_update_post() to create/update a post. Both functions fire the save_post hook. So, your code still works in the frontend. Please try and let me know how it goes.

Hi, you can use a hidden field for that purpose. Alternatively you can hide it with CSS. Or more advanced - use MB Conditional Logic to hide it.

Hi,

I'm not really clear about the question. Do you mean automatically assigning category for some posts selected in a settings page?

Hello,

Yes, we do. Please use MB Group for repeater field. You can define any sub-fields inside, even another groups.

For flexible repeater field, please use MB Group with MB Conditional Logic to load sub-fields based on some condition.

I got an email from Google 2 days ago regarding the same problem. It says that Google still provide free tier for user. The free usage is equivalent to $200 per month. Adding credit card to your billing info will be able to add a coupon to your account that increases the limit to $500 per month.

I attached the screenshots here so you can see the details:

https://imgur.com/gallery/h200Jhk

One big note in this announcement is that all fields that don’t have API key won’t work any longer.

So, I think in short terms, the Google Maps field still works if you already have a API key. However, in long term, we should figure out a better way. I’ll check Open Street Maps to see if we can integrate it.

Hi,

Why don't you use the confirmation attribute of the shortcode? It's much easier and no coding required.

Hello,

I've tested with upload_dir filter and it works for Meta Box. However, it's important to note that the documentation on Codex is not accurate. If you use exactly what in the Codex, e.g.:

add_filter( 'upload_dir', function ( $param ) {
    $mydir = '/awesome';
    $param['path'] = $param['path'] . $mydir;
    $param['url'] = $param['url'] . $mydir;

    return $param;
} );

Then it will work.

However, if you want to move to a new directory other than uploads, you need to change not only path and url, but also basedir and baseurl, like this:

add_filter( 'upload_dir', function ( $param ) {
    $param['basedir'] = wp_normalize_path( ABSPATH . 'custom-uploads' );
    $param['baseurl'] = home_url( '/custom-uploads' );
    $param['path']    = $param['basedir'];
    $param['url']     = $param['baseurl'];
    $param['subdir']  = '';

    return $param;
} );

The code above will upload files to custom-uploads folder in the root directory. As you see, basedir and baseurl, subdir are used to set the correct URL of the files.

Please try that in your case and let me know how it works.