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@dewy,

Google Maps changed their policy and since the 22nd of June, they don’t allow requests without an API key.

More information about the change can be found here – Building for Scale: Updates to Google Maps APIs Standard Plan

Hope this answers your question.

Hi @dewy,

We have added a new filter called “carbon_map_api_key”, which allows you to define your Google Maps API key. For example:

add_filter( 'carbon_map_api_key', 'crb_google_maps_api_key' );
function crb_google_maps_api_key() {
    return ''; // Your API Key goes here
}

This change will take place in the next version of Carbon Fields. In the meantime, feel free to download and use the latest release from https://github.com/htmlburger/carbon-fields.

You could compose different complex fields in the following way:

https://gist.github.com/emohamed/399a3c7188e737086d8a5a2d16a8a3e1

The above approach defines different panels for each unique combination of blocks you need.

Let us know if this works for you.

Hi @anniesp04,

The best way to include Carbon Fields in a theme is to load it with Composer (https://getcomposer.org). You can add htmlburger/carbon-fields as a composer dependency in the composer.json file and then load Composer’s autoload file in the functions.php file of your theme. For example:

add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'crb_setup_theme' );
function crb_setup_theme() {
	include_once( __DIR__ .  '/vendor/autoload.php' );
}

If you are having difficulties using Composer, you can copy Carbon Fields to your theme (e.g. in folder libs) and then load is using the following code:

add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'crb_setup_theme' );
function crb_setup_theme() {
    // check if Carbon Fields is not already installed
    if ( ! class_exists( '\\Carbon_Fields\\Field\\Field' ) ) {
        require( __DIR__ . '/libs/carbon-fields/carbon-fields-plugin.php' );
    }
}

Please, let us know if you’re having further issues.

Hi @dewy

Glad to hear that you managed to resolve the issue.

We will update the documentation to make it more clear that show_on_page can also accept page IDs, so thanks for bringing that to our attention!

Then these fields are accessible in the complex loop, you just need to check them and add your logic. For example:

<?php if ( $tabs = carbon_get_the_post_meta( 'house_reps', 'complex' ) ): ?>
	<ul class="tabs card grey lighten-5">
		<?php foreach ( $tabs as $tab ): ?>
			<?php if ( $tab['rep_none'] === 'no' ): ?>
				<li class="tab col s12 disabled red lighten-4"><a href="#none">None</a></li>
			<?php else: ?>
				<li class="tab col <?php echo carbon_get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), 'house_reps_tabs'); ?>">
					<a href="#<?php echo sanitize_title_with_dashes( $tab['rep_last_name'] ); ?>">
						<?php echo $tab['rep_last_name'] . ' (' . carbon_get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), 'state_abb') . '-' . $tab['rep_cong_dist_num'] . ')'  ?>
					</a>
					<?php if ( $tab['rep_verified'] ): ?>
						<div class="verified">Verified!</div>
					<?php endif ?>
				</li>
			<?php endif ?>
		<?php endforeach ?>
	</ul>
<?php endif ?>

You are welcome!

Closing the ticket, if you have more questions, consider opening a new one.

Happy coding 🙂