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January 28, 2023 at 4:11 AM in reply to: Custom input method for hierarchical taxonomy associated with custom post #40324
Scott Brim
ParticipantOops In "Checkbox list works, but with a lot of terms it overwhelms the rest of the input form", I meant Checkbox Tree. Thanks.
Participantfyi I finally used
form.mbup-form div.rwmb-meta-box:first-of-type > h2 { display:none !important; }ParticipantWhat's the best way to upvote this? This problem caused me to abandon using Meta Box for user registration. I don't want to have to maintain alternative code.
ParticipantNo. I would have done something like that but the reason for it evaporated. I don't think that code worked anyway.
ParticipantParticipantI was still learning MB. It was simple. In the field group, you can have a field for post.title directly.
ParticipantThank you. Done. You might consider adding a "heading" attribute to the shortcode.
August 6, 2022 at 3:53 AM in reply to: Front end forms, taxonomy fields, and entering multiple new terms #37376ParticipantWhat we did eventually was to add all of the taxonomy terms we thought would be useful in the admin, before opening it up.
ParticipantYou can close this. I figured it out. I'm traveling so I'm testing on a Chromebook, and it doesn't allow me to set the permalinks reasonably. Thanks for listening.
June 16, 2022 at 2:28 AM in reply to: ✅Use rwmb_show comparing user capability and post field #36515ParticipantFYI this is resolved, but I ended up using include/exclude. I split my field group in two, converted one of the field groups to PHP, and added an
includeparameter. Then I set the View to generate the form including both field groups. It all makes sense now and it seems easy. I appreciate your patience with someone who is new to MB.June 10, 2022 at 6:43 PM in reply to: ✅Use rwmb_show comparing user capability and post field #36432ParticipantThank you. Sorry, but I don't see a way to use Conditional Logic to check against a user attribute. I'm going to simplify my question. In a form, I would like to show the field only if the user is admin or editor.
Apparently conditional logic in the Builder can only check fields in the field group - I see no way to match against a user role/capability. If I create the field group using code, I have more freedom, but even then, https://docs.metabox.io/extensions/meta-box-conditional-logic/#with-code doesn't show a way to compare with User role or capability.
So, in short: is there a way to check user role or capability, either in Conditional Logic or when registering a meta box with code? Alternatively, is there a filter I can use to decide whether or not to show a specific field?
Thank you for your patience. I'm reading and testing as fast as I can to learn. While I wait for your answer I'll investigate template parts and having multiple meta boxes in a form.
June 10, 2022 at 2:17 AM in reply to: ✅Use rwmb_show comparing user capability and post field #36405ParticipantSorry, I mixed things up there.
add_filter( "rwmb_show_minimum_required_role", function( $show, $meta_box ) { if ( ! current_user_can( rwmb_get_value( 'minimum_required_role' ) ) ) { $show = false; } return $show; } -
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