Incognito Field
Incognito fields work exactly like regular PlainText fields, except that they can be configured to be disabled
, readonly
or hidden
for element editor forms.
A good example use case for Incognito is whenever you need a field that shouldn't be editable via the CP – for example, if you want to save data from a feed or external API to a field on an entry, without authors being able to edit that content.
It's also possible to override the rendering mode on a per-field basis using custom Twig logic. A good use case example is a field that is hidden
or readonly
for all users except admins – or a field that's only editable for new entries.
Incognito fields are completely compatible with PlainText fields and can be converted to and from the latter without data loss.
- Installation Instructions
To install this plugin, copy the command above to your terminal.
- Active Installs
- 4,127
- License
- MIT
- Last release
- March 23, 2022
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