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After digging deep in acf-input.js, I think now I found the real solution for the javascript part:
// call this function on document ready or when your ajax page is loaded
function renderPage() {
// initialize the acf script
acf.do_action('ready', $('body'));
// will be used to check if a form submit is for validation or for saving
let isValidating = false;
acf.add_action('validation_begin', () => {
isValidating = true;
});
acf.add_action('submit', ($form) => {
isValidating = false;
});
$('.acf-form').on('submit', (e) => {
let $form = $(e.target);
e.preventDefault();
// if we are not validating, save the form data with our custom code.
if( !isValidating ) {
// lock the form
acf.validation.toggle( $form, 'lock' );
$.ajax({
url: window.location.href,
method: 'post',
data: $form.serialize(),
success: () => {
// unlock the form
acf.validation.toggle( $form, 'unlock' );
}
});
}
});
}
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