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Package wp-register-fields
Short Description Register custom fields on posts, terms, users, quick edit and bulk edit.
License GPL-2.0-or-later
Homepage https://github.com/arraypress/wp-register-fields/
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Informations about the package wp-register-fields
WordPress Register Fields
Add custom fields to any WordPress screen with an array, not a class hierarchy.
What it does
Adding fields to a post, a term, a user profile, quick edit or bulk edit means five different WordPress APIs, each with its own render callback, its own save handler, and its own nonce and capability dance. The field markup is the same every time; only the plumbing differs.
This takes one field definition and handles whichever plumbing applies. Values save themselves, each type sanitises appropriately, and a post field is exposed over the REST API with one flag.
Field rendering, types and sanitisation come from wp-field-kit, so a field looks and behaves the same wherever it appears.
Features
- One field definition, usable on posts, terms, users, quick edit and bulk edit
- Over 30 field types, including media pickers, colour, date and WYSIWYG
- Show a field only when another field has a particular value
- Repeatable groups of fields, reorderable by dragging
- Searchable dropdowns for posts, terms and users that load over AJAX
- Hide fields from users who lack a capability, on render and on save
- Refuse a value that is missing or malformed on save, and say which field
- Bulk edit understands "no change", so an empty field does not wipe a value
- Read values back with helpers that apply the same prefixing rules
Installation
Quick start
The same field array works on the other screens:
Validation
Mark a field 'required' => true, or give it a validate rule — email,
url, numeric, integer, slug, alphanumeric, or a callable returning
true, a message or a WP_Error — and it is checked on the server when the
form saves. A value that fails is not stored: the field keeps what it held and
the rest of the form saves. When the post, term or profile screen reloads, an
error notice at the top of the metabox or section lists the messages, and each
failing field shows its own beneath the control. Quick edit and bulk edit skip
a failing field without a notice, since neither reloads a screen to show one.
Documentation
Every field type, the conditional-display rules, repeaters, and the full list of configuration options are documented on the docs site.
Requirements
- PHP 8.3 or later
- WordPress 7.1 or later
License
GPL-2.0-or-later
