Meta Box

I finally figured it out. At some point you guys made it so 'ajax' is always false if 'edit' is true. I don't really get why you did that. For my site, the users can edit their submissions and ajax still needs to be true. So, I had to edit the source code to get it to work. I know it's not ideal, but it's the only way to get it to work as needed.

It appears that in Form.php in the following function

	private function enqueue() {
		wp_enqueue_style( 'mbfs-form', MBFS_URL . 'assets/form.css', '', MBFS_VER );
		wp_enqueue_script( 'mbfs', MBFS_URL . 'assets/frontend-submission.js', array( 'jquery' ), MBFS_VER, true );

		$this->localize_data = array_merge( $this->localize_data, [
			'ajaxUrl'        => admin_url( 'admin-ajax.php' ),
			'nonce'          => wp_create_nonce( 'ajax_nonce' ),
			'ajax'           => $this->config['ajax'],
			'redirect'       => $this->config['redirect'],
			'confirm_delete' => __( 'Are you sure to delete this post?', 'mb-frontend-submission' ),
		] );
	}

'ajax' is always getting set to false, regardless of what the shortcode value is for 'ajax'.

Fantastic! Works great. Thanks, you really helped me out a lot!

Thanks for the quick update. Looks like all is good now.

I already have to modify the source code before updating each time. I have had to make several changes to fix issues with MB to make it work as desired on my site, like adding a parameter to allow me to set the autocomplete attribute (autocomplete="off") on the frontend submission and user profile forms to prevent browser caching of form field values when needed, setting an actual form id instead of just using the a comma separated list of meta box ids as the form id for frontend submission forms, code that allows for reinitializing image fields so forms can be completely reset to their original state without having to reload them (useful when displaying a form in a modal, such as an avatar select/upload, and the user cancels the modal instead of submitting), modifying media.js to use a different trigger to change images instead of using .rwmb-image-overlay so that a button can be used in addition to the overlay (users often don't get that clicking the overlay will allow them to change images), and a few other things.

I couldn't seem to get it to work. It might be because the script uses selector caching or I might be just doing something wrong. No big deal. The conditional I'm using is pretty simple, so it was easy to write a separate script to deal with the clones for that particular situation. Digging through the clone.js code, I did find the 'after_clone' event that's triggered, which makes it really easy to run code after a clone has been created. That's something you might want to include in your documentation somewhere. I'm sure others would find it useful.

Nope, scratch that. I thought it was working, but it doesn't because the first form field is a hidden field created by Meta Box. There's no way to add a field before it.

I guess I'll have to edit the Meta Box source code (Form.php) and just remember to edit it every time I update Meta Box (or just not update Meta Box unless it's a critical update). That seems to be the only way to prevent the browser from filling in form values with cached data.