Admin Columns for ACF Fields
Utilisez cette extension pour afficher les champs ACF dans les tables « Tous les publications », Taxonomie ou vue utilisateur/utilisatrice dans l’interface d’administration de WordPress.
Simply enable the new option « Admin Column » in your ACF field settings for any regular field (see exceptions below), and optionally set the columns position and width. Now there will be an extra column for your field shown in any overview of built-in or custom posts, pages, taxonomies (e.g. « All Pages »), and users.
Vous pouvez utiliser des filtres (voir ci-dessous) pour contrôler le comportement des extensions de manière encore plus précise.
Fonctionne sur n’importe quel champ ACF normal (voir les exceptions ci-dessous).
Compatible avec Advanced Custom Fields 5.x et 6.x.
Github : https://github.com/fleiflei/acf-admin-columns
If you like this plugin please kindly leave your review and feedback here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/admin-columns-for-acf-fields/#reviews
Utilisation :
- Installer ACF et cette extension (voir ci-dessous)
- In ACF open/create a « field group » and open any field for editing (see exceptions below).
- Activer l’option « Admin Column » dans les réglages du champ.
- Specify the desired column position (optional).
- Specify the desired column width (optional).
- Enregistrer le groupe de champs et aller dans la vue « Toutes les publications » du type de publication ou de la taxonomie (par exemple « Publications > Toutes les publications », ou « Pages > Toutes les pages ») et remarquez la colonne nouvellement ajoutée pour votre champ.
Champs ACF exclus
En raison de leur nature, l’option « Admin Column » n’est pas affichée dans ACF pour ces champs :
- Accordéon
- Cloner
- Contenu flexible
- Google Map
- Groupe
- Message
- Répéteur
- Onglet
Filtres
« acf/admin_columns/admin_columns »
Vous permet de modifier les colonnes affichées dans l’écran d’administration actuel.
Parameters
$acf_columns - Array of all ACF fields to be shown in current screen. Note that the column key is always prefixed with 'acf_'.
$field_groups - Array of all ACF field groups to be shown in current screen.
Exemple :
Remove ‘my_field’ from the columns of the post type ‘my_custom_post_type’, even if it is set to be shown in the field settings. Note that the column key is always prefixed with ‘acf_’.
function my_admin_columns($acf_columns, $field_groups) {
$screen = get_current_screen();
if (!empty($screen) && $screen->post_type == 'my_custom_post_type' && isset($acf_columns['acf_my_field'])) {
unset($acf_columns['acf_my_field']); // the key is always prefixed with 'acf_'
}
return $acf_columns;
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/admin_columns','my_admin_columns', 10, 2);
« acf/admin_columns/sortable_columns »
Modifier les colonnes qui doivent être triées. Par défaut, toutes les colonnes peuvent être triées.
Parameters
$columns - Array of all ACF fields to be shown in current screen.
« acf/admin_columns/sort_order_type »
Change the sort order type for a certain field. By default, most fields are sorted by string comparison. Number fields are ordered by numeric comparison.
Parameters
$sort_order_type - The sort order type (either 'meta_value' or 'meta_value_num')
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
Exemple :
Change the sort order type for the field ‘my_field’ to ‘meta_value_num’ (see https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_query/#order-orderby-parameters).
function my_sort_order_type($sort_order_type, $field_properties) {
if ($field_properties['name'] == 'my_field') {
return 'meta_value_num';
}
return $sort_order_type;
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/sort_order_type','my_sort_order_type', 10, 2);
« acf/admin_columns/column/render_output »
Vous permet de modifier la sortie d’un certain $champ dans chaque ligne d’un tableau de publications.
Parameters
$render_output - The field value after it was prepared for output
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
$field_value - the original raw field value
$post_id - the post id
Exemple :
Output then length of text field ‘my_text_field’ instead of its contents.
function my_column_value($rendered_output, $field_properties, $field_value, $post_id) {
if ($field_properties['name'] == 'my_text_field') {
return strlen($field_value);
}
return $rendered_output;
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/column/render_output','my_column_value', 10, 4);
« acf/admin_columns/render_raw »
Output a field value without any formatting. This is useful e.g. for image fields, where you might want to output the raw image url instead of a rendered image tag.
Parameters
$render_raw - boolean, set to true to render raw field value
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
$field_value - the original raw field value
$post_id - the post id
Exemple :
Output the raw image url for image field ‘my_image_field’ for post ID 123.
function my_render_raw($render_raw, $field_properties, $field_value, $post_id) {
if ($field_properties['name'] == 'my_image_field' && $post_id == 123) {
return true;
}
return $render_raw;
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/render_raw','my_render_raw', 10, 4);
« acf/admin_columns/default_value »
Allows you to override the default value for a certain field if it is empty. This only applies, if the field has a default value set in the field settings.
Parameters
$default_value - The default value
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
$field_value - the original raw field value
$post_id - the post id
Exemple :
Change the default value for field ‘my_field’ to ‘my default value’ if it is empty.
function my_default_value($default_value, $field_properties, $field_value, $post_id) {
if ($field_properties['name'] == 'my_field' && empty($field_value)) {
return 'my default value';
}
return $default_value;
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/default_value','my_default_value', 10, 4);
« acf/admin_columns/before_render_output »
Allows you to modify the field value of a certain $field before it is prepared for rendering. This filter is applied before ‘acf/admin_columns/column/render_output’.
Parameters
$field_value - the original raw field value
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
$post_id - the post id
« acf/admin_columns/preview_image_size »
Change the preview image size for image or gallery fields. Default value is « thumbnail ».
Parameters
$preview_image_size - string with image size name
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
$post_id - the post id
Example
Change preview image size to « medium »
function my_preview_image_size($preview_image_size, $field_properties, $post_id) {
return 'medium';
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/preview_image_size','my_preview_image_size', 10, 3);
« acf/admin_columns/preview_image_url »
Allows for manipulation of the url of the preview image for image or gallery fields.
Parameters
$preview_image_url - string with image url
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
$post_id - the post id
Example
Replace preview image of field ‘my_image_field’ for post ID 123 to a random 100x100px image from https://picsum.photos.
function my_preview_image_url($preview_image_url, $field_properties, $post_id) {
if ($field_properties['name'] == 'my_image_field' && $post_id == 123) {
return 'https://picsum.photos/100/100';
}
return $preview_image_url;
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/preview_image_url','my_preview_image_url', 10, 3);
« acf/admin_columns/link_wrap_url »
Automatically wrap url in link to that url. This is useful e.g. for text fields that contain a url, where you might want to output a link to the url instead of the url itself.
Parameters
$link_wrap_url - boolean, set to true to wrap url in link
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
$field_value - the original raw field value
$post_id - the post id
Exemple :
Wrap url in link for text field ‘my_link_text_field’.
function my_link_wrap_url($link_wrap_url, $field_properties, $field_value, $post_id) {
if ($field_properties['name'] == 'my_link_text_field') {
return true;
}
return $link_wrap_url;
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/link_wrap_url','my_link_wrap_url', 10, 4);
« acf/admin_columns/array_render_separator »
Allows you to change the separator for array fields (e.g. repeater, flexible content, gallery). Default value is « , « .
Parameters
$array_render_separator - string with separator, default = ", "
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
$field_value - the original raw field value
$post_id - the post id
Exemple :
Output every array item on a new line, using the <br> tag.
function my_array_render_separator($array_render_separator, $field_properties, $field_value, $post_id) {
return "<br>";
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/array_render_separator','my_array_render_separator', 10, 4);
« acf/admin_columns/no_value_placeholder »
Change the placeholder for empty values. Default value is « -« .
Parameters
$no_value_placeholder - string with placeholder, default = "-"
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
$field_value - the original raw field value
$post_id - the post id
Exemple :
Output « n/a » for empty values.
function my_no_value_placeholder($no_value_placeholder, $field_properties, $field_value, $post_id) {
return "n/a";
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/no_value_placeholder','my_no_value_placeholder', 10, 4);
« acf/admin_columns/highlight_search_term_preg_replace_pattern »
Change the preg_replace pattern for highlighting the search term in the column output.
Parameters
$highlight_search_term_preg_replace_pattern - string with preg_replace pattern, default is '<span style="background-color:#FFFF66; color:#000000;">\\0</span>' (yellow background, black font color)
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
$field_value - the original raw field value
$post_id - the post id
Exemple :
Highlight search terms with red background and white font color.
function my_highlight_search_term_preg_replace_pattern($highlight_search_term_preg_replace_pattern, $field_properties, $field_value, $post_id) {
return '<span style="background-color:#FF0000; color:#FFFFFF;">\\0</span>';
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/highlight_search_term_preg_replace_pattern','my_highlight_search_term_preg_replace_pattern', 10, 4);
« acf/admin_columns/exclude_field_types »
Change which field types should not have the admin column option in the field settings.
Parameters
$excluded_field_types - array of excluded_field_types
Example: disallow the admin column option for TEXT fields
function my_exclude_field_types($excluded_field_types) {
$excluded_field_types[] = 'text';
return $excluded_field_types;
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/exclude_field_types','my_exclude_field_types');
« acf/admin_columns/column_position »
Change the column position for a certain field.
Parameters
$column_position - integer with column position
$field_name - the ACF field name
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
Exemple :
Change the column position for field ‘my_field’ to 2.
function my_column_position($column_position, $field_name, $field_properties) {
if ($field_name == 'my_field') {
return 2;
}
return $column_position;
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/column_position','my_column_position', 10, 3);
« acf/admin_columns/column_styles »
Change the column styles for a column.
Parameters
$column_styles - string with column styles
$field_name - the ACF field name
$field_properties - the ACF field properties
Exemple :
Change the column width for field ‘my_field’ to 20% of the screen width and set the max-width of the column to 200px.
function my_column_styles($column_styles, $field_name, $field_properties) {
if ($field_name == 'my_field') {
return 'width: 20%; max-width: 200px;';
}
return $column_styles;
}
add_filter('acf/admin_columns/column_styles','my_column_styles', 10, 3);