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Use a site Twig template that outputs JSON as the option source for Dropdown, Radio, Checkboxes, and Multi-select fields. Reuse one option list across many fields, generate options from Craft queries, and attach arbitrary per-option extras for Twig and GraphQL.

Requirements

Craft CMS ^5.0
PHP ^8.2

Installation

composer require amici/craft-super-dynamic-fields

In the Control Panel: Settings → Plugins → Super Dynamic Fields → Install.

Quick start

Create a site template that outputs a JSON array (see JSON format).
Create a field and choose one of:
- Dropdown [Super Dynamic Fields]
- Radio Buttons [Super Dynamic Fields]
- Checkboxes [Super Dynamic Fields]
- Multi-select [Super Dynamic Fields]
Set JSON Template to your template path.
Turn Cache options off if options depend on the current element.

[
  {"value": "", "label": "--"},
  {"value": "option1", "label": "Option 1", "icon": "circle-check", "color": "#780d0d"},
  {"value": "option2", "label": "Option 2", "icon": "@webroot/icons/abc.svg", "color": "red"}
]

{{ entry.myField.value }}
{{ entry.myField.label }}
{{ entry.myField.getIconHtml()|raw }}
{% set extras = entry.myField.getExtras() %}
{{ extras.class ?? '' }}

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Upgrade notes

After updating to 5.1.0+, run migrations so stored field type class names are rewritten from the legacy SueprDynamic* spelling:

php craft migrate/all

Legacy class aliases remain so existing fields keep working until the migration runs.

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