Blade Directives for Sage

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While this package was released a couple weeks ago, I have just completed the documentation for it and thought now would be the appropriate time to share.

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Hi Log1x,

Thanks for this! It looks great and I appreciate the documentation.

I have a few questions if you don’t mind assisting.

Previously I might have had some code like the following:

@if (get_sub_field('type') == 'type-h1')
	<h1>
		@sub('heading')
	</h1>
@elseif (get_sub_field('type') == 'type-h2')
	<h2>
		@sub('heading')
	</h2>
@endif

With your directives I found I can use something like:

@issub('type', 'type-h1')
<h1>@sub('heading')</h1>
@endsub

@issub('type', 'type-h2')
<h2>@sub('heading')</h2>
@endsub

But if I didn’t want to just check if something was equal to something else, perhaps not equal to, I would have to use my original method. However I wanted to keep the syntax the same and use your directives but then I found using @sub within the @if produced php errors.

Do you have a way in which I can use the @sub within the @if so I can keep the code written all the same way and not keep jumping between @sub() and get_sub_field() ? If not, all good I just wanted to also confirm I’m just not writing something incorrectly.

Cheers,

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Unfortunately, Blade will not render directives inside of directives.

You could use something that can chain off the if statement of @issub though such as @else.

e.g.

@issub('type', 'type-h1')
	<h1>
		@sub('heading')
	</h1>
@else
	<h2>
		@sub('heading')
	</h2>
@endsub

Feel free to open an issue on the repo if you have any sane suggestions for directives that others might find useful as well.

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Massive update with the release of 1.0.4 a few weeks ago as well as new documentation:

https://log1x.github.io/sage-directives-docs/

Please open an issue on GitHub if you spot any bugs, otherwise– any support and/or questions can be done on this thread. :slight_smile:

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Hi, is there any way to check if a user role is applied to a user and display different content based on role?

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Not at the moment but it’s a good suggestion. I’ll see if I can finalize v1.0.7 today (mainly just need to clean up the docs) and I’ll add @role.

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v1.0.7 is released.

Enhancements

  • Add Sage 10 support :balloon:
  • @sub and @hassub can now accept a third parameter for deeper nested arrays (e.g. @sub('images', 'sizes', 'thumbnail')).
  • New @permalink, @category, @categories, @term, @role, and @endrole directives.

Bugfixes

  • Change get() to a protected function.
  • Fix a few typos in the docs.
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Hi @Log1x first, massive thank for you work here!

We are having a problem tho.

@field('image', 'url', 1) doesn’t seem to work for us. Docs source

We tested @field('image_thumb','url', 303); and the return is <?= get_field('image_thumb')['url']; ?>;

ID seems to be ignored…

We are on v1.1.3

What are we doing wrong?

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I’m not at my computer but try passing it in a string '303'

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Still used as array, it’s return: <?= get_field('image_thumb')['303']; ?>

Also tried with the real variable and still the same result
@field('image_thumb','url',$item['coord_project']->ID)
return
<?= get_field('image_thumb')['url']; ?>

and

@field('short_description', $item['coord_project']->ID)

return
<?= get_field('short_description')[$item['coord_project']->ID]; ?>

Direct PHP work as expected.

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I’ll look at it and post a fix later today.

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Hello!

Is there a way to use @sub within a group to output responsive images? I’ve read the info on @image automatically handling responsive images, but I don’t seem to have this working for @sub, and can’t use @image within a group!

Thanks!

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@image() s-s-should work with subfields (assuming they are unique)? I didn’t test it though. :wink:

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Yeah I couldnt get @image('headline_image') to work, but
<img src="@sub('headline_image', 'sizes', '768x')" alt="@sub('headline_image', 'alt')" /> does pull the image in at the given size.

@image('headline_image', '768x', 'My alt tag') also gives me nothing. Not sure what I’m missing here? :thinking:

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This seems so dumb, but I can’t get these to render? I installed with composer as directed. Then I read something about directives not being allowed to inlined with others so I was scared I was doing something like that. But when I try and use them they just show up as text. I am totally missing something with installing or including them in my project properly?

Otherwise the library looks really good since I want to write long wordpress query loops in controllers and remap all my ACF variables like I want a hole in my head.

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A little OT remark here: There are nice Gutenberg block for profiles and teams like

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@strarsis ya p off-topic

@kebie put ' around 'post_type' - clear cache if that doesn’t work.

edit: you might need to install it in your sage theme instead of bedrock.

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I knew it was something stupid. Thank you for quick reply. It seems it was me being like “oh yah there is a composer file here REQUIRE away”. Have to install under the theme not bedrock.

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Hi, for some reason the @field directive with an optional post id argument, doesn’t seem to be working for me.

@php $post_ID = 10; @endphp

{{ get_field('date', $post_ID )}}  // outputs the 'date' ACF
@field('date',  $post_ID )  // no output
@field('date',  10 )  // no output
@field('date',  '10' )  // no output
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@Log1x is it possible to pass a variable into @hassub eg.

Heres a variable I’ve set up for a subfield:

$h3_sub = get_sub_field('hero_h3_subtitle');

And echoing it here through a condition:

@hassub('hero_h3_subtitle')
<h3 class="hero-subtitle">
{{ $h3_sub }} 
</h3>
@endsub

I’ve tried adding the variable here but it didn’t work:

@hassub('$h3_sub')

and without quotes too.

@hassub($h3_sub)

But still no success.

Not a big problem, but just wondering if it’s possible?

Thanks.