Right now, it’s hardcoded to just numbers, but I want to be able to replace these with icons. So a filter that feeds me the current row’s data so I can use it to return different text / a dashicon would be fantastic.
Hi @simpleways
I’m afraid I don’t understand your issue. Could you please share some screenshots of the issue? You can also share the code you’re using now.
Thanks!
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Hi @simpleways
I believe you can hide the number using CSS like this:
function my_acf_admin_head1() {
?>
<style type="text/css">
.acf-field-56d9c106c8503 .acf-row-handle.order span{visibility: hidden;}
.acf-field-56d9c106c8503 .acf-row-handle.order span:before{visibility: visible;}
</style>
<?php
}
add_action('acf/input/admin_head', 'my_acf_admin_head1');
Hope this helps!
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One last thing, whenever I ‘append’ (meaning add a new row), it triggers the ‘append’ event AND the ‘remove’ event, while removing a row only triggers the ‘remove’ event – is that a bug?
Hi @simpleways
I think the repeater uses the remove function to re-order the rows. But to make sure, I’ll let the plugin author know about this.
Thanks!
Hi @simpleways
Thanks for the JS questions.
The ‘remove’ action is fired when adding a new row due to the logic within the acf.duplicate() function.
ACF duplicates the element (repeater row) and runs the ‘remove’ action on the newly created row. This removes unwanted elements and reverts the row to it’s ‘default’ state, so that the ‘append’ action can run as intended.
I’m sure there is a way for your JS to work.
Can you specify exactly what part of your JS code is not working as intended because of this?
