Remove field
The built-in map
and editor
fields requires the front-end files via cdn, and if there are problems with the network, they can be removed in the following ways
Locate the file app/Admin/bootstrap.php
. If the file does not exist, update Ezadev-admin
and create this file.
Copy <? php
use Ezadev \ Admin \ Form ;
Form :: forget ( 'map' ) ;
Form :: forget ( 'editor' ) ;
// or
Form :: forget ( [ 'map' , 'editor' ] ) ;
This removes the two fields, which can be used to remove the other fields.
Extend the custom field
Extend a PHP code editor based on codemirror with the following steps.
see PHP mode .
Download and unzip the codemirror library to the front-end resource directory, for example, in the directory public/packages/codemirror-5.20.2
.
Create a new field class app/Admin/Extensions/PHPEditor.php
:
Copy <? php
namespace App \ Admin \ Extensions ;
use Ezadev \ Admin \ Form \ Field ;
class PHPEditor extends Field
{
protected $view = 'admin.php-editor' ;
protected static $css = [
'/packages/codemirror-5.20.2/lib/codemirror.css' ,
];
protected static $js = [
'/packages/codemirror-5.20.2/lib/codemirror.js' ,
'/packages/codemirror-5.20.2/addon/edit/matchbrackets.js' ,
'/packages/codemirror-5.20.2/mode/htmlmixed/htmlmixed.js' ,
'/packages/codemirror-5.20.2/mode/xml/xml.js' ,
'/packages/codemirror-5.20.2/mode/javascript/javascript.js' ,
'/packages/codemirror-5.20.2/mode/css/css.js' ,
'/packages/codemirror-5.20.2/mode/clike/clike.js' ,
'/packages/codemirror-5.20.2/mode/php/php.js' ,
];
public function render ()
{
$this -> script = <<< EOT
CodeMirror.fromTextArea(document.getElementById("{ $this -> id}"), {
lineNumbers: true,
mode: "text/x-php",
extraKeys: {
"Tab": function(cm){
cm.replaceSelection(" " , "end");
}
}
});
EOT ;
return parent:: render () ;
}
}
Static resources in the class can also be imported from outside, see Editor.php
Create a view file resources/views/admin/php-editor.blade.php
:
Copy < div class= "form-group {!! !$errors -> has($label) ?: 'has-error' !!}" >
< label for= "{{$id}}" class= "col-sm-2 control-label" > {{$label}} </ label >
< div class= "col-sm-6" >
@include ( 'admin::form.error' )
<textarea class="form-control" id="{{$id}}" name="{{$name}}" placeholder="{{ trans('admin::lang.input') }} {{$label}}" {!! $attributes !!} >{{ old($column, $value) }}</textarea>
</ div >
</ div >
Finally, find the file app/Admin/bootstrap.php
, if the file does not exist, update Ezadev-admin
, and then create this file, add the following code:
Copy <? php
use App \ Admin \ Extensions \ PHPEditor ;
use Ezadev \ Admin \ Form ;
Form :: extend ( 'php' , PHPEditor ::class ) ;
And then you can use PHP editor in model-form :
In this way, you can add any form fields you want to add.
Integrate CKEditor
Here is another example to show you how to integrate ckeditor.
At first download CKEditor , unzip to public directory, for example public/packages/ckeditor/
.
Then Write Extension class app/Admin/Extensions/Form/CKEditor.php
:
Copy <? php
namespace App \ Admin \ Extensions \ Form ;
use Ezadev \ Admin \ Form \ Field ;
class CKEditor extends Field
{
public static $js = [
'/packages/ckeditor/ckeditor.js' ,
'/packages/ckeditor/adapters/jquery.js' ,
];
protected $view = 'admin.ckeditor' ;
public function render ()
{
$this -> script = "$('textarea.{ $this -> getElementClassString () }').ckeditor();" ;
return parent:: render () ;
}
}
Add blade file resources/views/admin/ckeditor.blade.php
for view admin.ckeditor
:
Copy < div class= "form-group {!! !$errors -> has($errorKey) ?: 'has-error' !!}" >
< label for= "{{$id}}" class= "col-sm-2 control-label" > {{$label}} </ label >
< div class= "col-sm-6" >
@include ( 'admin::form.error' )
<textarea class="form-control {{$class}}" id="{{$id}}" name="{{$name}}" placeholder="{{ $placeholder }}" {!! $attributes !!} >{{ old($column, $value) }}</textarea>
@include ( 'admin::form.help-block' )
</ div >
</ div >
Register this extension in app/Admin/bootstrap.php
:
Copy use Ezadev \ Admin \ Form ;
use App \ Admin \ Extensions \ Form \ CKEditor ;
Form :: extend ( 'ckeditor' , CKEditor ::class ) ;
After this you can use ckeditor in your form:
Copy $form -> ckeditor ( 'content' ) ;