Everything seems to displayed in the form. However, I have two radio buttons and the label for the second button wraps all of the other inputs
I’m hoping Barret Newton has a few minutes to share his wisdom on how I could correct this. This channel has so many custom fields it would be a real time saver to use the loop if I could get it working.
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Update: there is an error in documentation above
<label class=“checkbox”> needs to be removed from the radio button conditional in the safecracker custom_fields documentation
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http://expressionengine.com/user_guide/cp/sites/code.html
tl;dr
{embed="site_short_name:template_group/template"}
It’s not really documented anywhere, but you can see it in action here:
* http://expressionengine.com/user_guide/development/module_tutorial.html#the-view-files
* http://expressionengine.com/user_guide/development/extensions.html#view-file
* http://expressionengine.com/user_guide/development/usage/cp.html#safe-refresh
{if error:your_field}
Your custom error message.
{/if}
{if segment_2 == "category"}
While this is parsed as an advanced conditional.
{if "{segment_2}" == "category"}
However, (hat-tip to Lodewijk), because of parse order, there are some tags that are parsed before preload_replace:
these are snippets, segment_x, embed:var variables and simple conditionals, and global_vars declared in index.php, which we can use to our benefit (tested with EE 2.3.1). e.g.
// simple conditionals allow you to override a preload var if a segment is set, remember, only the first preload in a template is used
{if segment_3 != ""}{preload_replace:foo="special"}{/if}
{preload_replace:foo="default"}
// current_time is also parsed early, So you can use ee-tags, but always be careful to surround single quotes with double quotes!
{preload_replace:party="Welcome to the {current_time format='%Y'} pages"}
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// index.php
$assign_to_config['global_vars'] = array(
"my_global_var" => "testing global vars"
);
// my_snippet
Looking for global var: {my_global_var}
// template
{my_snippet}
The only paths it doesn’t update are those in some third-party modules.
TTFN
Travis
Don’t use category=“not 17”, because that will return items taht are in 17 AND anothe category. Instead, inside the entries loop, use PHP on output:
<?php $excludefrom = '|{categories}{category_id}|{/categories}'; ?>
this will give you a string like “|14|17|22|”
Then use a PHP conditional test and the substr_count function, which will return number of instances in which the sub-string exists in that string. Since we want 0 sub-strings of “|17|” to be in the string, the code is as follows:
<?php if (substr_count($excludefrom, "|17|") == 0){?>
Display our entry
<?php } ?>
{filedir_5}/your_file.png
renders as
http://www.yoursite.com/uploads/your_directory/your_file.png