Meta Box

Hi,

We've never changed plugin slug. It's always meta-box-group. I think you or someone made a typo mistake to tmeta-box-group. There's no reason for a "t" here.

Hi Ahmed,

I have fixed the 1st issue with this commit. Can you please try it?

Regarding the 2nd issue with the remove clone button, it's actually a bug in your code. Please just close the </b> tag properly and the bug will go away.

Let me know if you still see any bug.

Hi Thomas,

I got it. The easiest way to order those fields is just order the code for them. The code that write first will display first.

Let's say you want to move "Hide Post/Page Theme Header" to the top of the list, then just move this code to the top

if ( isset( $meta_box['id'] ) && 'totalpress-post-page-options' == $meta_box['id'] ) {
    $meta_boxes[$tp_primo_mb]['fields'][] = array(
        'id' => 'tp_primo_page_options_hide_header',
        'type' => 'checkbox',
        'desc' => esc_html__('Hide Post/Page Theme Header','tp-primo'),
        'tab' => 'totalpress_hide_post_page_elements',
    );
    // Code for other checkboxes goes here
}

Oh I see. Glad that you figured it out 🙂

Hi Ahmed,

We have tested your code and it works. Please see this screenshot:

https://prnt.sc/hv0kbg

Hi Thomas,

Thanks for a nice question. Yes, it's doable. In the code from the tutorial, notice this part:

add_filter( 'rwmb_meta_boxes', 'prefix_edit_meta_boxes', 20 );

The last number is the priority of the code to add fields to a meta box. The plugin which has lower number will run first. So, if you have 6 plugins, just set different numbers for them in a order you want, like this:

add_filter( 'rwmb_meta_boxes', 'prefix_edit_meta_boxes_1', 20 );
add_filter( 'rwmb_meta_boxes', 'prefix_edit_meta_boxes_2', 30 );
add_filter( 'rwmb_meta_boxes', 'prefix_edit_meta_boxes_3', 40 );

Hi Thomas,

Glad that you have resolved this problem. If you don't mind, please share your solution (or link to the tutorial) here so others can refer if they have a similar problem.

Thanks,
Anh

Hi,

Regarding the 1st question: I think adding restriction to the form is ok, we can do that. However, even if the form is restricted, you still need to prevent non-wanted users to access that page? What do you think about this?

Regarding the 2nd problem: all post data is processed via wp_update_post and wp_insert_post. We don't run any sanitize feature for that. However, you can use these filters to perform an extra check.

This is an interesting question and I'd love to hear your feedback.

Thanks,
Anh