Meta Box

Unfortunately, Tabs is not supported by Group extension. You can use Columns extension with Group. The UI of the tabs is too special and not suitable for groups.

Hi,

I don't see post_types parameter for the meta box. Please add this:

'post_types' => 'page',
'fields' => ... // Your fields here

For more info about post_types, please check here.

Sorry, did you sent via Contact Form? Or what receiver email did you sent to? I haven't received any email yet.

Yes, we declare 'use strict'; to force browser uses strict mode, therefore make sure that it can run on old browsers. It's will be good for us if I can access your website and test.

If you just want to show, then you can use the custom_html field. This field can show any content in your meta box. You just need to pass $post->post_excerpt to its std attribute, like this:

global $post;

// Define meta box
...
'fields' => array(
    array(
        'type' => 'custom_html',
        'std'  => $post->post_excerpt,
    ),
)

I've just pushed a fix to Github. It will be in the core plugin in the next version (soon).

Thanks for letting me know about the bug!

Hi Vladimir,

Thanks for using and reporting. Exactly, this is the existing bug in MB Conditional Logic.

Long answer:
When you define 'pg_vehicles_cta' in group field, if they clonable, so we can have 'pg_vehicles_cta_1', 'pg_vehicles_cta_2', etc... Or when you use conditional logic on special field which haven't normal ID or class name or name so I'll have to create a selector which match all 'pg_vehicles_cta*', so you can try to use different IDs in these field to make sure not match with 'pg_vehicles_cta*'. We're trying to fix this bug in next release.

Short answer: Change ID to something doesn't starts with 'pg_vehicles_cta' like you've did will works.

Regards

Tan Nguyen

If the data is serialized (cloned fields), then there's no easy way to search with SQL.

But if you want to search normal meta data, not serialized, you can do this by following this tutorial:

http://www.deluxeblogtips.com/2012/04/search-all-custom-fields.html

Another solution is using the plugin SearchWP. I haven't tested it yet, but from what it says, it can handle serialized and JSON data in the custom fields.