Built-in Option Type: Multi-Picker (Select) about unyson HOT 5 CLOSED

Maybe you can use only 2 options if 9 of 10 are the same?

Can you provide the option-type array so we can understand better why you need such functionality?

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Sure, here we go:

    'box_type_select' => array(
        'type'  => 'multi-picker',
        'label' => false,
        'desc'  => false,
        'picker' => array(
            'box_type' => array(
                'label'   => __('Select type', 'fw'),
                'type'    => 'select',
                'choices' => array(
                    '' => __( 'Default (no icon)', 'fw' ),
                    'box-1' => __( 'Box-1 title', 'fw' ),
                    'box-2' => __( 'Box-2 title', 'fw' ),
                    'box-3' => __( 'Box-3 title', 'fw' ),
                    'box-4' => __( 'Box-4 title', 'fw' ),
                    'box-5' => __( 'Box-5 title', 'fw' ),
                                        'box-6' => __( 'Box-6 title', 'fw' ),
                                        'box-7' => __( 'Box-7 title', 'fw' ),
                                        'box-8' => __( 'Box-8 title', 'fw' ),
                                        'box-9' => __( 'Box-9 title', 'fw' ),
                )
            )
        ),
        'choices' => array(
            'box-1' => array(
                'box_icon_anim' => array(
                    'type'  => 'select',
                    'label' => __('Choose an animation icon', 'fw'),
                    'choices' => array(
                        'fw-icon-macbook' => __('Animation icon Macbook', 'fw'),
                        'fw-icon-browser' => __('Animation icon Browser', 'fw'),
                        'fw-icon-clock' => __('Animation icon Clock', 'fw'),
                                                .....
                    )
                )
            ),
            'box-2' => array(
                'box_icon' => array(
                    'type'  => 'icon',
                    'label' => __('Choose an icon', 'fw'),
                )
            ),
            box-3' => array(
                'box_icon' => array(
                    'type'  => 'icon',
                    'label' => __('Choose an icon', 'fw'),
                )
            ),
            box-4' => array(
                'box_icon' => array(
                    'type'  => 'icon',
                    'label' => __('Choose an icon', 'fw'),
                )
            ),
            box-5' => array(
                'box_icon' => array(
                    'type'  => 'icon',
                    'label' => __('Choose an icon', 'fw'),
                )
            ),
            box-6' => array(
                'box_icon' => array(
                    'type'  => 'icon',
                    'label' => __('Choose an icon', 'fw'),
                )
            ),
            box-7' => array(
                'box_icon' => array(
                    'type'  => 'icon',
                    'label' => __('Choose an icon', 'fw'),
                )
            ),
            box-8' => array(
                'box_icon' => array(
                    'type'  => 'icon',
                    'label' => __('Choose an icon', 'fw'),
                )
            ),
            box-9' => array(
                'box_icon' => array(
                    'type'  => 'icon',
                    'label' => __('Choose an icon', 'fw'),
                )
            ),
        ),
        'show_borders' => false,
    ),

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I don't know how to solve this.

Maybe you have an idea how this can be done?

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Hey @moldcraft ,
I wish I can do something like this:

'box_icon' => array(
    'type'  => 'icon',
    'label' => __('Choose an icon', 'fw'),
    'dependencies' => array(
        'element' => 'box_type',
        'value' => array('box-2', 'box-3', 'box-4', 'box-5', 'box-6', 'box-7', 'box-8', 'box-9')
    )
)

Hope this makes sense.
Anyway, you guys did a great work with this framework. Thanks so much !

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Hello @raynguyen,

This is an interesting idea, for now you could store the repeating options into a variable and merge the multi-picker choices with it when you need to include them.

$price_option = array(
    'price' => array(
        'type'  => 'text',
        'label' => __('Price', 'fw'),
    )
);

$options = array(
    'demo' => array(
        'type'  => 'multi-picker',
        'label' => false,
        'desc'  => false,
        'picker' => array(
            'gadget' => array(
                'label'   => __('Test', 'fw'),
                'desc'    => __('Test', 'fw'),
                'type'    => 'select',
                'choices' => array(
                    'phone'  => __('Phone', 'fw'),
                    'laptop' => __('Laptop', 'fw')
                ),

            )
        ),
        'choices' => array(
            'phone' => array_merge(
                $price_option,
                array(
                    'memory' => array(
                        'type'  => 'select',
                        'label' => __('Memory', 'fw'),
                        'choices' => array(
                            '16' => __('16Gb', 'fw'),
                            '32' => __('32Gb', 'fw'),
                            '64' => __('64Gb', 'fw'),
                        )
                    )
                )
            ),
            'laptop' => array_merge(
                $price_option,
                array(
                    'webcam' => array(
                        'type'  => 'switch',
                        'label' => __('Webcam', 'fw'),
                    )
                )
            ),
        ),
        'show_borders' => false,
    ),
);

You will have to chose from generating the choices via code (like in the example above or some tricky foreach loop) or just stick with copy pasting the options for now.

Hope this helps and thank you for your contribution.

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