FIELD_NAME
FIELD_NAME ='defaultFolder'
Add an option so the user can set the default startup folder.
It replaces this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/default-startup-folder-for-real-media-library/
content(string $content,integer $user): string
Return modified content for the meta box.
Note: If you want to use a more complex content in a meta table use something like this:
<tr>
<th scope="row">Medium size</th>
<td><fieldset>
<legend class="screen-reader-text"><span>Medium size</span></legend>
<label for="medium_size_w">Max Width</label>
<input name="medium_size_w" type="number" step="1" min="0" id="medium_size_w" value="300" class="small-text">
<label for="medium_size_h">Max Height</label>
<input name="medium_size_h" type="number" step="1" min="0" id="medium_size_h" value="300" class="small-text">
</fieldset></td>
</tr>If you want to "group" your meta boxes you can use this code to create a empty space:
<tr class="rml-meta-margin"></tr>
| string | $content | the HTML formatted string for the dialog |
| integer | $user | Current user id |
Content
save(array<mixed,string> $response,integer $user,\WP_REST_Request $request): array<mixed,string>
Save the infos. Add an error to the array to show on the frontend dialog. Add an successful data to receive it in JavaScript.
$response["errors"][] = "Your error";
$response["data"]["myData"] = "Test";| array<mixed,string> | $response | Array of errors and successful data. |
| integer | $user | Current user id |
| \WP_REST_Request | $request | The server request |
scripts(\MatthiasWeb\RealMediaLibrary\Assets $assets)
Enqueue scripts and styles for this meta box.
| \MatthiasWeb\RealMediaLibrary\Assets | $assets | The assets instance so you can enqueue library scripts |