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Informations about the package wordpress-add-on-post-picker
Wordpress Post Picker ADD-ON
Add-on package for Wordpress MVC exclusively.
Post Picker is a built-in modal that can be used within Wordpress' admin dashboard to pick / select posts.
** THIS WILL CREATE CONFLICT WITH VueJS.
- Installation
- Configure in Template
- Usage
- Enqueue on Main
- HTML and JS
- Rendering
- Templates
- Options
- Coding Guidelines
- Copyright
Installation
This package requires Composer.
Add it in your composer.json file located on your template's root folder:
Then run
or
to download package and dependencies.
Configure in Template
Add the following string line in your addons array option located at your template's config file.
This should be added to:
config\plugin.phpon Wordpress Plugin Templateconfig\theme.phpon Wordpress Theme Template
Usage
Enqueue on Main
Before you do any custom code, you need to load or enqueue the Post Picker to Wordpress.
Call addon_post_picker() function within your template's Main class, like this:
HTML and JS
Create a clickable element, who will call the Post Picker:
Init Post Picker, ala jQuery, with the options wanted:
Rendering
Post Picker has a built-in rendering system that will lets you display the results easily.
To do this, you need two things in your HTML.
- Template: A template for each of the results to display.
- Placeholder target: A target element that will act as placeholder for the results.
Example using the previous sample:
The javascript section should look like this:
Post Picker renders the results by default.
Templates
There are 3 ways to set your template.
- Inside caller (Default): Your template will be the HTML inside the caller tags. In the example case
#post-picker-caller. - An element: Same as the previous example.
- As option: Pass it as jQuery option.
These are the available Post properties for display:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
{{ ID }} |
Post ID. |
{{ title }} |
Post title. |
{{ slug }} |
Post name / slug. |
{{ permalink }} |
Post permalink. |
{{ image_id }} |
Featured image ID. |
{{ image_url }} |
Featured image url. |
{{ thumb_image_url }} |
Featured image thumb url (120x120 px). |
{{ post_type }} |
Post type. |
{{ post_date }} |
Post date. |
{{ excerpt }} |
Excerpt of 15 words. |
Options
| Option | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|
allowMultiple |
bool | Flag that indicates multiple post can be selected or just 1. Default: true |
render |
bool | Flag that indicates if plugin should render results. Default: true |
clearTemplate |
bool | Flag that indicates if template should be cleared once plugin starts. Default: true |
clearTarget |
bool | Flag that indicates if target should be cleared on every selection. Default: true |
target |
string | Element that will hold results. |
template |
string | HTML template. |
templateElement |
string | Element containing the template. |
success |
function | Callback function with the selected posts. |
Coding Guidelines
The coding is a mix between PSR-2 and Wordpress PHP guidelines.
License
Post Picker is free software distributed under the terms of the MIT license.
