Custom tab made but how to make a editable text field
Sept 12, 2020 17:07:04 GMT -8
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Post by Kami on Sept 12, 2020 17:07:04 GMT -8
Hello hello! Please bear with me as I am typing this with one hand.
In order to get the fields to show up in the custom tab, you will need to add in the appropriate variables to do so. In the instructions below the box with text in it, it demonstrates the key items you need:
$[field_name] -- this is the NAME of the field you are trying to display. the instructions state that this should be lower case (even if it is not a lower case name), and that names with spaces in them should have the spaces removed.
{if} / {else} -- this is what is known as a conditional. In short, you would use this if you wanted to conditionally display information based on whether or not a custom field is filled in.
An example structure would be something like this:
CPU: $[field_cpu]
This would then display the CPU field with the field title preceding it.
Let me know if this helps; if not, some more specific description of what's happening when using the above instructions would be helpful (:
In order to get the fields to show up in the custom tab, you will need to add in the appropriate variables to do so. In the instructions below the box with text in it, it demonstrates the key items you need:
$[field_name] -- this is the NAME of the field you are trying to display. the instructions state that this should be lower case (even if it is not a lower case name), and that names with spaces in them should have the spaces removed.
{if} / {else} -- this is what is known as a conditional. In short, you would use this if you wanted to conditionally display information based on whether or not a custom field is filled in.
An example structure would be something like this:
CPU: $[field_cpu]
This would then display the CPU field with the field title preceding it.
Let me know if this helps; if not, some more specific description of what's happening when using the above instructions would be helpful (:
