3615yeye / carbon-fields-urlpicker
Carbon Fields extension, that adds a URL picker field type.
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README
Warning : I'm just forking to use this package in my project without downgrading the stability for the rest of my dependencies. Not meant to be stable.
(this is an extension of Carbon Fields plugin)
composer require 3615yeye/carbon-fields-urlpicker
(first, make sure you have "minimum-stability": "dev" set in composer.json)
Or by installing as a WP plugin (composer is recommended though; installing as a plugin may throw an error).
Return values:
The field will return an associative array with the following values:
url: the actual URL
anchor: the text anchor (might be blank)
blank: wether the link should open in a new window or not
Demo
https://img.iamntz.com/jing/video_2017-09-01__12_22.mp4
Example
Registering A Field
This goes in your functions.php as with other Carbon Fields fields. The only difference is that the type is urlpicker.
use Carbon_Fields\Container; use Carbon_Fields\Field; add_action( 'carbon_fields_register_fields', 'crb_url_picker_test' ); function crb_url_picker_test() { Container::make( 'post_meta', 'URL Picker Test' ) ->add_fields( array( Field::make( 'urlpicker', 'crb_my_link', 'URL Picker Test' ) ->set_help_text( "This is a test of the URL picker." ) )); }
Using Field Values
<?php $my_link = carbon_get_the_post_meta( 'crb_my_link' ); ?> <a href="<?= $my_link[url] ?>"<?= ( $my_link[blank] ? ' target="_blank"' : '') ?>><?= $my_link[anchor] ?></a>
Note that the anchor field will return 0 or 1, depending on whether the checkbox is ticked next to "Open link in a new tab".
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