@semplify: if you enqueue the script like this, it should work:
wp_enqueue_script('acf_yoast', get_template_directory_uri() . '/assets/js/acf_yoast.js', array('yoast-seo'), false, true);
ah i see. i enqueued the script like so:
wp_enqueue_script('acf_yoast', get_template_directory_uri() . '/app/admin/assets/js/acf_yoast.js', array('yoast-seo'), false, true);
because the script is now loading after the yoast-seo.js, i didn’t had the problem like you. i changed the load event, thanks for the report.
@hube2: Sorry, it will work only with ACF 5, because only ACF5 provides the Javascript-Hooks ( add_action() ) which are very important for this feature.
Maybe i’ve misspelled it: It’s rather a extension than a plugin. So at the moment i will not create a plugin for this.
Hey guys, i just pushed the button, you can now reach the repo and download our “page-designer”:
https://bitbucket.org/dachcom/dachcom-page-designer
What i’m doing to do:
– Writing an installation guide (the next 24h)
What you’re going to do:
– Download it!
– Do not violate the copyright!
– Be kind!
– Have fun!
Any issues or exiting conversations can be started here (maybe we should move our conversation from here anyway): https://bitbucket.org/dachcom/dachcom-page-designer/issues?status=new&status=open
BTW: If you’re using the new yoast seo plugin > 3.0, you can use acf (and of course the page-designer) with seo on-the-fly validation:
http://support.advancedcustomfields.com/forums/topic/acf-yoast-seo-3-0/
Cheers.
Hey @all, thanks for the feedback, i really appreciate it.
the idea to push the whole thing into the open-source world exists. but there some problems i’m facing with:
thats the status quo. right now, the extensions is a private repo on bitbucket. so what would you say? should we try it? maybe the plugin will grow much better in a community.
@db9429: Yes, I’m using shortcake – the best thing by far to use shortcodes the right way. 🙂
i’ve created a similar thing – called it “page designer”.
sneak preview: http://recordit.co/udTPhnSBVe
in fact, its a flexible layout in a row-repeater field.
it’s build on the bootstrap framework and you only can add one sub-level.
to add modules, you just have to add an folder in the theme directory and also create a view.
So no huuuuge flexible-fields madness in the backend. 🙂
at the moment it’s not open source but in a private repo. depending on elliot’s future plans on this topic maybe i should make it public.
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