This module is working, but in a very alpha version. Using is at your own risk! You are welcome to work on it
Please add following to asgard.page.config.php:
<?php
return [
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Partials to include on page views
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| List the partials you wish to include on the different type page views
| The content of those fields well be caught by the PageWasCreated and PageWasEdited events
*/
'partials' => [
'translatable' => [
'create' => [
'dynamicfield::admin.dynamicfield.entity-type.page-fields'
],
'edit' => [
'dynamicfield::admin.dynamicfield.entity-type.page-fields'
],
],
'normal' => [
'create' => ['dynamicfield::admin.dynamicfield.entity-type.page-script'],
'edit' => ['dynamicfield::admin.dynamicfield.entity-type.page-script'],
],
],
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Dynamic relations
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Add relations that will be dynamically added to the Page entity
*/
'relations' => [
// 'extension' => function ($self) {
// return $self->belongsTo(PageExtension::class, 'id', 'page_id')->first();
// }
],
];Creat a new Dynamicfield and select on the right side on which page template you wanna use it.
After you've created your first Dynamicfield, you can go to the Page create/edit view, select your desired Template and then, the Dynamicfield should appear automatically.
If nothing happens, make sure the dynamic-fields.js is loaded. Clear Cache and run the "module:publish dynamicfield" command
After you have created your Dynamicfield, set up your page and filled your data, your able to get the datas on your page template through the:
$dynamicfieldsIt's an array and inside are all fields, as well the repeater fields. the name of the indexes are the same which you have given for the field name.