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Hi Sofyan,

Thank you for your feedback. I've just fixed it.

If it outputs nothing, probably the file is already deleted from the WordPress admin (maybe someone has deleted the file in the Media Library). If that's the case, you can make a better check with this:

if ( isset( $file_attachment['attachment'] ) && get_attached_file( $file_attachment['attachment'] ) ) {
     $file_url = wp_get_attachment_url( $file_attachment['attachment'] );
      echo '<a href="' . $file_url . '" target="_blank">' . $file_name . '</a>';
}

Hi Pieter,

Thanks for your suggestion regarding the docs. I've just updated it here.

Hi,

Unfortunately, it's not allowed. You can use our premiums for your premium plugins, but not for free/public plugins because that equals to giving our premium plugins for free. We have written that clearly in our FAQ.

You can, however, making a plugin that requires MB Blocks to work (without bundling/including it). So, when users use your plugin, they're required to install MB Blocks separately to work.

Hi Donald,

Can you open the browser console and see if there's any error there? I guess there's some JS issue that prevent the field from saving the value (as the map is reset to the default location, the value is obviously not saved). And because it's not saved, the Views can't render it.

Hy Ryan, thanks for your feedback. Let me see if we can remove that part from the plugin. For now, it's best to use default WP fields.

Hi Donald,

You might want to take a look at the data structure of mb_relationships table, which is quite simple and easy to understand. It has 5 columns:

• ID: connection ID (auto increment)
• from: the ID of the "from" object
• to: the ID of the "to" object
• type: the connection type (ID)
• order_from: the order for the "from" side
• order_to: the order for the "to" side

And based on that, you can prepare the data accordingly.

When inserting into the database manually, you can omit the order_from and order_to for simplicity.

Hi,

The function you use get_attached_file is not correct. It returns the file path instead of array, see the docs.

To get the file URL, you can use wp_get_attachment_url file.

if ( isset( $file_attachment['attachment'] ) ) {
     $file_url = wp_get_attachment_url( $file_attachment['attachment'] );
      echo '<a href="' . $file_url . '" target="_blank">' . $file_name . '</a>';
}