That’s the one. Okay, so I assume I’d be replacing:
$(element).find('.acf-input input').attr('readonly', true);
with something like:
$(element).find('div[data-name="FIELD_NAME_HERE"] input').attr('readonly', true);
Correct?
Well that’s better than what I had originally, so thank you. Shame there’s no unique ID field available to repeaters!
EDIT: Sorry, wrong post!
That’s the one. Okay, so I assume I’d be replacing:
$(element).find('.acf-input input').attr('readonly', true);
with something like:
$(element).find('div[data-name="FIELD_NAME_HERE"] input').attr('readonly', true);
Correct?
Well that’s better than what I had originally, so thank you. Shame there’s no unique ID field available to repeaters!
HI John, that link you posted about disabling element of repeaters only goes to a page of replies you’ve posted on the forums.
That does sound like a possible solution though. The only issue that could arise here is if a previously-used value is used again. It’s an unlikely event, but possible. I don’t suppose new fields in repeaters get assigned an ID value in the database that can be accessed somehow?
John, you clever son-of-a-female-dog, you’ve got it! Thank you so much!
Didn’t work, but good to know in general!
