Closed aristotheme closed 5 years ago
I tried to reproduce your issue and downloaded the builder field with a fresh Kirby 3 Starterkit. Seems to work:
What version of Kirby and the builder field do you use? Could you please share the blueprint? Thank you!
Yes It works like that but If I try to put it inside accordion ( after text field )
You mean in the same fieldset? Still works for me:
Yess exactly! :)
Could you please write to me that's blueprint ?
This is the blueprint for the page you see in the GIF:
title: Default
preset: page
fields:
builder:
type: builder
fieldsets:
aristotest:
label: Text
fields:
text:
label: Text
type: textarea
link:
label: Link
type: link
Thank you so much Thomas! Now it works well :)
I realised It my fault :)
On 22 Jan 2019, at 12:09, Thomas Günther notifications@github.com wrote:
title: Default preset: page fields: builder: type: builder fieldsets: aristotest: label: Text fields: text: label: Text type: textarea link: label: Link type: link
One More thing Thomas :)
How can I render it in php?
like that <?= $data->buttonLink() ?>
I got error :)
It's a yaml encoded value. You can see that in the content file:
----
Button:
link: mail@medienbaecker.com
type: email
----
…or another example:
----
Button:
link: about-us
type: page
----
That's because I figured you will probably want to do something completely different with an email link compared to a page link or simple URL.
In your template you could do something like this:
<?php
$buttonType = $page->button()->yaml()["type"];
$buttonLink = $page->button()->yaml()["link"];
?>
<?php if($buttonType == "email"): ?>
<a href="mailto:<?= $buttonLink ?>">Write an email</a>
<?php elseif($buttonType == "page"): ?>
<?php if($buttonPage = page($buttonLink)): ?>
<a href="<?= $buttonPage->url() ?>"><?= $buttonPage->title() ?></a>
<?php endif ?>
<?php else: ?>
<a href="<?= $buttonLink ?>"><?= $buttonLink ?></a>
<?php endif ?>
It's of course totally up to you what you do with those two values.
Thomas! Thank you so much for helping! :) You are great!
On 22 Jan 2019, at 18:25, Thomas Günther notifications@github.com wrote:
It's a yaml encoded value. You can see that in the content file:
Button:
link: mail@medienbaecker.com type: email
…or another example:
Button:
link: about-us type: page
That's because I figured you will probably want to do something completely different with an email link compared to a page link or simple URL.
In your template you could do something like this:
<?php $buttonType = $page->button()->yaml()["type"]; $buttonLink = $page->button()->yaml()["link"]; ?>
<?php if($buttonType == "email"): ?>
<?php elseif($buttonType == "page"): ?>
<?php if($buttonPage = page($buttonLink)): ?> <?= $buttonPage->title() ?> <?php endif ?>
<?php else: ?>
<?php endif ?> It's of course totally up to you what you do with those two values.
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