Thanks, Elliot. This is helpful. What are the other parameters we can use here? For example, can we target a specific field by name or all fields within a specific repeater?
To get some insight, here is our current code that works well, but not sure if it is the best way about it. For example, if you decide to change the class names (which you did in a recent update, this approach will break):
acf.add_action('load', function($el){
// Loop through each ACF field
acf.get_fields().each(function(){
// Specific for Repeaters
var table = $(this).parents('.acf-table-wrap'), // Get the table wrapper for the repeater
row = table.parent('.acf-row'), // Get the acf-row containing everything
hidden = table.find('[data-name="<?php echo self::UNIQUE_ID_FIELD_NAME; ?>"] input'); // Get the unique_id hidden field
// Check if the unique_id field has a value
if(hidden.length != 0 && hidden.val().length != 0){
// We are looking at a parent item since the unique_id is set
var remove_row = row.find('.acf-repeater-remove-row'),
input = $(this).find('.acf-input'), // Get the input wrapper for the field
field_name = $(this).data('name'),
field_type = $(this).data('type'),
field = null,
data = null;
if(field_type == 'wysiwyg'){
field = input.find('.acf-editor-wrap');
data = field.find('textarea').val();
} else {
switch(field_name){
case '<?php echo self::ACF_TOPIC_TITLE; ?>':
field = input.find('input');
data = field.val();
break;
}
}
if(field != null){
// Hide the entire WYSIWYG field
field.hide();
// Hide remove icon/ability
remove_row.css('visibility', 'hidden');
// Display the data from the WYSIWYG field
input.append(data);
}
}
// End Repeaters
});
});
