Gutenberg Compatibility
JoeHana opened this issue · comments
Gutenberg is coming soon and it seems like the Conditionals Functionality is not given for Metaboxes where Gutenberg is active. I've tried to modify the JS to init on #editor (in addition to #post) but for some reason that doesn't help. I checked the markup and found that there are of course many differences between a metabox loaded within the classic ui and one loaded within gutenberg, but still couldn't spot the part where this might be an issue. For example the #post id was for a form element but the #editor id gets applied to a basic div - not sure if this is the difference since I couldn't spot anything in the JS.
Do you maybe know what the issue might be?
Hi Joe,
Thanks for opening this issue. At the moment I don’t have available time to maintain this plugin (and I don’t work in Wordpress projects anymore) so I would expect users to come up with fixes for new releases. I know you tried to fixed it and I appreciate it so please if you manage to fix it and can come up with a PR for it. Maybe looking at changes in the original CMB plugin for Gutenberg might help?
José Carlos Chávez
… 1. nov. 2018 kl. 17:53 skrev Joe Hana ***@***.***>:
Gutenberg is coming soon and it seems like the Conditionals Functionality is not given for Metaboxes where Gutenberg is active. I've tried to modify the JS to init on #editor (in addition to #post) but for some reason that doesn't help. I checked the markup and found that there are of course many differences between a metabox loaded within the classic ui and one loaded within gutenberg, but still couldn't spot the part where this might be an issue. For example the #post id was for a form element but the #editor id gets applied to a basic div - not sure if this is the difference since I couldn't spot anything in the JS.
Do you maybe know what the issue might be?
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