Search Results for 'Wysiwyg'

• In reply to Shortcodes break repeater

• January 29, 2014 at 10:14 am

Hi @sem90

Thanks for the clarification. The setting for ‘Run filter “the_content”’ has been removed in v4 as it caused many issues such as the one you are describing.

Basically, the ‘the_content’ filter should only be run once on a page, and running this multiple times can caused various errors with 3rd party plugins and themes.

Your options are to upgrade to ACF v4, or disable the option and add this code to your template:

<?php do_shortcode( get_sub_field('wysiwyg_field_name') ); ?>

Thanks
E

• In reply to Shortcodes break repeater

• January 28, 2014 at 10:51 am

Thanks for reply and apologies for the large chunk of code. I did take large portions of the code out (the entire bit for the slider, the code for counting the boxes). Unfortunately this did not make a difference.

What I mean by filter, is the option under the ACF field settings, which says: “Run filter “the_content”?. Enabling this filter to use shortcodes within the WYSIWYG field”

As soon as I select ‘No’ all the rows from the repeater fields appear on the website. Obviously this does also mean that my entered shortcodes are now not executed, but they show up as [shortcode] etc. When I enable this filter (so setting on ‘yes’), the shortcodes work. When I now enter normal html data into the rows, they keep working fine.

The problems begin when I enter a shortcode in any of the rows from my repeater field. Now instead of all rows showing up on the front-end, only the first row is loaded regeardless of it’s content. If I enter a shortcode on the first row, the shortcode works fine and it displays the correct item on the front-end. But as soon as a shortcode in any row of my repeater,no other rows but the first row is loaded on the front-end.

So the problem somehow seems that shortcodes break the loop after it’s first round – but I can’t figure out why this is happening!

• In reply to Shortcodes Plugin

• January 27, 2014 at 1:27 am

I am actually thinking of working on something similar. A button in the wysiwyg editor that would show you all the custom fields under your options page.

So you could easily enter global values without having to know your how to write the shortcode.

• In reply to problems with post edit/add

• January 24, 2014 at 8:01 pm

Let’s start with a ref,I am trying to follow tutorial:http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/tutorials/creating-a-front-end-form/

Clarifiaction when I say I am setting 'post_id' => $post->ID to a specific number i mean changing this to 'post_id' => 464 found on permalink AND added $options variable to the same file of the themes’templates’ php code.

That works, however you normally need to set the post_id from a page that queries wp_query and comes up with $post=>ID. You also normally need not to use the <?php the_post(); ?> and instead add a textarea or WYSIWYG to actually change the content&title.( i guess with the html_after_fields property/attribute)

It is extraordinary and seems improbable that you took spended so much effort to render acf_form and not have included standardfields, so please check your referrences and documentation for any hints or refferences

I also needed to display a list of posts with an edit link to point to the page using the template that will ‘fetch’ the $post=>ID

• In reply to problems with post edit/add

• January 24, 2014 at 9:09 am

Here are your answers to the above questions:

However only if i set post id to a number on the template.Is this automated?
I don’t know what you mean by post id to a number on the template. Please be specific

I mean If i make a wpquery to fetch a post on the page, will the template take over and automate editing? I guess yes but awaiting for your answer…
Sorry, I don’t understand what you mean by will the template take over and automate editing. Please be specific

Also can you give an example of a standard field html to use in ‘html_after_fields’ say the content field.(Why use the_post when you want to show it editable?)
I don’t understand what you mean by (Why use the_post when you want to show it editable?)
I don’t have any code on hand to offer you to create a custom WYSIWYG editor, you will need to research this and add it to the html_after_fields parameter

Thanks
E

• In reply to Removing Paragraph Tags from WYSIWYG Fields?

• January 23, 2014 at 12:11 pm

Actually, this causes a conflicting problem because I originally applied it to one custom field section, which worked, but now other different ACF WYSIWYG field sections that need line breaks are having their breaks removed. 🙁

• In reply to Image Captions in WYSIWYG

• January 19, 2014 at 6:08 pm

Hi @CakeAndEatItDesigns

The wp-caption class is only given if the image has a caption. I’m guessing the image you have inserted into the ACF WYSIWYG field doesn’t have a caption.

• In reply to Image Captions in WYSIWYG

• January 17, 2014 at 10:33 pm

Hi Elliot

I’m having this issue as well. In the default WP Editor you get the “wp-cation” class added when the content is outputted to the site. With an ACF WYSIWYG editor it outputs the following:

<div>
<dl id="attachment_166">
<dt><img title="Steve van Doren / BBC News" alt="" src="http://URL.com/new/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/NG_VFC_DTSD-110820-8864-600x400.jpg" width="600" height="400"></dt>
<dd>Steve van Doren / BBC News</dd>
</dl>
</div>

I think it should output:

<div id="attachment_166" class="wp-caption aligncenter"><img class="size-medium wp-image-166 " title="Steve van Doren / BBC News" alt="" src="http://URL.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/NG_VFC_DTSD-110820-8864-600x400.jpg" width="600" height="400"><p class="wp-caption-text">Steve van Doren / BBC News</p></div>

Any thoughts?

• In reply to HTML tab for WYSIWYG editor

• January 14, 2014 at 9:17 am

Hi @isaacscheidt

If you require the standard HTML tab, please take a look at the add-on for ‘WP WYSIWYG’.

This field type can’t be used within a repeater / flexible content field, but it will contain the correct rendered tabs!

Thanks
E

• In reply to HTML tab for WYSIWYG editor

• January 14, 2014 at 1:35 am

hi @isaacscheidt

There is an HTML editor on the ACF WYSIWYG editor. Click the last button on the right to reveal an extra row of buttons. You’ll see the HTML button there. Sadly, once you’ve entered HTML, the next time you open it it’s a complete mess (all line breaks and white space removed). There may be a setting to fix that, I haven’t looked into it.

• In reply to Options Page Wysiwyg problem

• January 11, 2014 at 6:25 pm

I spent some time trying to figure a similar issue out this evening. In my case, I saw the error “switchEditors is not defined” on the Edit Media page and wanted to figure out why. I’m running WP 3.8 and ACF 4.3.4.

From the code it looks like ACF always inserts a WYSIWYG editor in the footer of any post page, including Media. Not sure why this needs to happen, but it’s added in acf_field_wysiwyg::input_admin_head, which appears to run with the ‘acf/input/admin_head’ action…regardless of whether or not a wysiwyg field is used on that page…and actually it appears regardless of whether or not there are any ACF elements that page. Not sure why this needs to be there…?

Anyhow, there is inline onclick JS on the #acf_settings-tmce element which is the cause of the problem. When my user-settings in the options table specify the “html” editor then input.js fires off a click event to this element. The edit Media page doesn’t have switchEditors defined though, hence the error. When my user settings are for the “tinymce” editor, no error occurs, because input.js will not attempt to click the element. Otherwise, the only way to avoid this error is to deactivate ACF entirely.

I hope this helps!
Harold

• In reply to Shortcodes Plugin

• January 11, 2014 at 12:37 pm

Hi @iamilkay

ACF already has a shortcode which you can read about in the docs.
Are you asking to add a button to the WYSIWYG field, where you can simply insert an ACF shortcode / value?

Thanks
E

• In reply to Flexible field with table content broken since 3.8?

• January 9, 2014 at 9:54 am

Hi @Exelmans Graphics

I don’t believe ACF has the functionality to modify the table wihtin your WYSIWYG field. There must be somethign else going on here.

Perhaps you have some JS which is modifying the table? It looks like the jQuery may have a bug and is modifying all cells html / text value.

Hope that helps.

Thanks
E

• In reply to Problem with Nested Repeaters & Flexible Content

• January 9, 2014 at 12:24 am

Hi! I have the same problem. I’m trying to do the exact same thing as ewestlund.

1. Choose number of columns
2. Add content to the column

I’m set up my Repeaters and Flexible Content like this:

-Flexible
— Column 1 as repeater
—— image as Flexible
—— “new layout”
—— Google maps as Flexible
—— “new layout”
—— Wysiwyg editor as Flexible

—— Column 2 as repeater
—— image as Flexible
—— “new layout”
—— Google maps as Flexible
—— “new layout”
—— Wysiwyg editor as Flexible

— Column 3 as repeater
—— image as Flexible
—— “new layout”
—— Google maps as Flexible
—— “new layout”
—— Wysiwyg editor as Flexible

What happens is that when I try to add a new layout they jump out of the hyrarki, and goes in the same hyraki as my columns, but they are empty. The layouts are not being saved. You can see the result in ewestlund’s attached image. This is happening in both page edit screen and the field group edit screen.
Is it not possible to do it this way? Do you have any other idea how to accomplish the same thing?

I love your plugin but this is very frustrating.

Best regards
dmon

• In reply to Removing Paragraph Tags from WYSIWYG Fields?

• January 8, 2014 at 5:34 pm

Hi @Nitruc

Thanks for the follow up. Perhaps the solution is to remove the ‘wpautop’ filter from the formating of the WYSIWYG value.

Normally, this would be done via:
remove_filter ('the_content', 'wpautop');

But ACF uses a custom filter called ‘acf_the_content’, so try this in your functions.php file:

remove_filter ('acf_the_content', 'wpautop');

Hope that helps.

Thanks
E

• In reply to Options Page Wysiwyg problem

• January 8, 2014 at 9:08 am

Hi @SimonPrice

I just tested this myself with WP 3.8, ACF 3.4.4 and can confirm that the WYSIWYG field is correctly working on an options page.

Perhaps there is some theme code / plugin conflict?

Can you try on a fresh install of WP and add in plugins / themes until you hit the issue?

Thanks
E

• In reply to Set Minimum Rows to 0

• January 8, 2014 at 9:03 am

Hi @tolga

Can you please better explain why a default of 0 does not work?
The filter code you have provided is for a WYSIWYG field, and I can’t imagine how this helps the issue…

• In reply to Removing Paragraph Tags from WYSIWYG Fields?

• January 8, 2014 at 8:57 am

Hi @Nitruc

This is a normal WP behaviour – to turn all new lines into paragraph tags.

To remove this, you can try loading the value without any formatting.
You can do this by providing a ‘false’ for the format parameter in the get_field / the_field funcions like so:

the_field('wysiwyg_field', false, false);

Hope that helps.

Thanks
E

• In reply to Tabs bouncing back to first tab on input of conditional fields

• January 7, 2014 at 6:30 pm

Hi @Elliot,
Below the XML export, sorry if ther field names are in French & therefore sometimes not so explicit…:( :

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Thanks for the trouble ! strange bug !
Rgds,
JM

• In reply to Best Way To Create Pages with Multiple Possible Sub-layouts

• January 7, 2014 at 1:42 pm

Hi @willthemoor

The flexible content field will be your best bet for creating the editing interface for this level of customized content.

I agree that you should use a select field in each layout to allow for layout specific alteration such as column width and alignment.

You can also use some conditional logic to hide sub fields within the layout if you fear that there may be too many fields at once.

As for the pull quote issue, perhaps think about using shortcodes in your WYSIWYG field to allow for the alignment instead of classes.

Good luck

Thanks
E

• In reply to ReferenceError: wp is not defined in input.min.js

• December 17, 2013 at 8:02 pm

Hi @elliot

I can send you log in details, I’ll do that shortly.

No, the edit page half loads but the wysiwyg doesn’t along with any media buttons then it looks like it gets stuck in an endless loop of loading. I’ve come across this on two completely separate sites now.

Thanks
Rob

• In reply to ReferenceError: wp is not defined in input.min.js

• December 17, 2013 at 10:24 am

Hi guys

If the wp object does not exist. Do any WYSIWYG fields / image fields work on the page?

I am still not able to reproduce the error on my end. Would someone be kind enough to email me / comment (private) with login details?

Thanks
E

• In reply to WYSIWYG fields & full screen mode conflict

• December 14, 2013 at 3:33 am

The issue occurs when there is one WYSIWYG editor as well as multiple, and the replacement of the main content is very random. Sometimes it will be the full text of what was typed in the full screen mode, other times it will be missing a few characters. If you add an image to the full screen editor, it may or may not appear in the main content editor. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to find a pattern to the issue yet.

• In reply to Image attached but not showing in Uploaded to column in Media Library

• December 14, 2013 at 2:28 am

Hi @elliot,
Yeah that is the issue, but what you mentioned is not true about the WordPress WYSIWYG, if you add an image/file with it it will get attached to the post even if it was in the media library originally.
Using your WYSIWYG does it correctly as well. Any chance to get that same outcome with the image or file fields?

Thanks

• In reply to Image attached but not showing in Uploaded to column in Media Library

• December 13, 2013 at 10:31 am

Hi @whodeee

Thanks for the extra info.
I think I can see what the issue is here. When ‘selecting’ an image for the image field, the image itself is not updated.

This explains why the ‘Unattached’ is showing.

This data is only set when an image is first uploaded. If you upload it to the Media library, there is not post to attach it it. If you upload the image within a post, then it will be attached to the post.

I believe this is the same as how WP treats images in the WYSIWYG.

Please let me know if there is something I have missed, but I hope that explains what is going on.

Thanks
E