Feat/social fields implementation (TWITTER) -X #1582
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""" WalkthroughA new Twitter (X) social media URL field is introduced across the form builder system. This includes backend PHP classes for field registration, Vue.js components and templates for the form builder UI, and new CSS for both admin and frontend styling. Existing systems are updated to support this new field type. Changes
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admin/form-builder/assets/js/components/form-twitter_url/index.js (1)
4-8: Register Twitter URL field component with consistent quotingThe component registration and mixin integration look correct. To align with the project's existing style, please use single quotes for the component name and template.
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-Vue.component("form-twitter_url", { +Vue.component('form-twitter_url', { - template: "#tmpl-wpuf-form-twitter_url", + template: '#tmpl-wpuf-form-twitter_url',assets/js/wpuf-form-builder-components.js (1)
2163-2171: Consistent component registration for Twitter URL fieldThe
form-twitter_urlcomponent is correctly added. For consistency with other global components, switch to single quotes for the component name and template.Diff:
-Vue.component("form-twitter_url", { +Vue.component('form-twitter_url', { - template: "#tmpl-wpuf-form-twitter_url", + template: '#tmpl-wpuf-form-twitter_url',assets/css/admin/form-builder.css (2)
3727-3729: Update amber-500 background color
The.wpuf-bg-amber-500color has been adjusted torgb(245 158 11), matching Tailwind’s standard amber-500.Consider verifying this new shade meets WCAG contrast requirements against your default text/icon colors to ensure accessibility.
5320-5323: Introduce hover state for amber-600 utility
The addition of.hover\:wpuf-bg-amber-600:hover { background-color: rgb(217 119 6); }delivers a clear hover feedback.For maintainability, you may want to group this hover rule immediately after the
.wpuf-bg-amber-600definition so that all amber variants remain contiguous.includes/Fields/Form_Field_Social.php (2)
60-64: Consider making max_username_length more flexible.The default value of 15 is Twitter-specific. Other platforms have different limits (e.g., Instagram allows 30 characters). Consider not setting a default here and requiring child classes to define their own limits.
- protected $max_username_length = 15; + protected $max_username_length;Then add validation in the constructor or an abstract method to ensure child classes set this value.
201-217: Use builder_class_names() for consistent styling.The input field uses a hardcoded 'textfield' class. For consistency with other fields in the plugin, consider using the
builder_class_names()helper method.-class="textfield wpuf-<?php echo esc_attr( $this->platform ); ?>-field <?php echo esc_attr( ' wpuf_' . $field_settings['name'] . '_' . $form_id ); ?>" +class="<?php echo esc_attr( $this->builder_class_names( 'textfield' ) ); ?> wpuf-<?php echo esc_attr( $this->platform ); ?>-field <?php echo esc_attr( ' wpuf_' . $field_settings['name'] . '_' . $form_id ); ?>"assets/css/wpuf.css (1)
516-526: Define Scalable SVG Icon Dimensions
Locking SVG icons to 20×20 px ensures uniform visuals for social and Twitter icons. Consider defining these values as CSS variables for easier future adjustments.
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includes/Fields/class-field-twitter.php (1)
includes/Fields/Form_Field_Twitter.php (1)
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includes/Fields/Form_Field_Twitter.php (1)
Form_Field_Twitter(20-92)
includes/Fields/Form_Field_Twitter.php (1)
includes/Fields/Form_Field_Social.php (3)
Form_Field_Social(22-438)get_field_props(150-169)get_options_settings(77-143)
includes/Fields/Form_Field_Social.php (4)
includes/Fields/Form_Field_URL.php (1)
Form_Field_URL(8-152)includes/Fields/Form_Field_Twitter.php (2)
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assets/css/admin/form-builder.css (1)
5495-5498: Add focus state for amber-600 utility
The.focus\:wpuf-bg-amber-600:focus { background-color: rgb(217 119 6); }class ensures keyboard-driven interactions have visual feedback—great for accessibility.includes/Fields/class-field-twitter.php (1)
1-16: LGTM! Clean legacy compatibility wrapper.This implementation follows the correct pattern for maintaining backward compatibility while leveraging the new namespaced architecture. The minimal approach is appropriate since all functionality is inherited from the new
Form_Field_Twitterclass.includes/class-field-manager.php (4)
1-1: Good addition of strict types declaration.Adding
declare(strict_types=1)improves type safety and follows modern PHP best practices.
119-119: Twitter field properly included.The inclusion of the Twitter field class file follows the established pattern used for other field types.
141-141: Twitter field correctly registered.The
twitter_urlfield is properly instantiated and registered in the fields array, making it available throughout the form system.
181-181: Twitter field added to custom fields list.The field is correctly included in the custom fields list, ensuring it appears in the form builder UI.
assets/css/frontend-forms.css (1)
1802-1845: Well-structured Twitter field styles.The CSS implementation follows good practices:
- Proper use of relative/absolute positioning for icon placement
- Consistent naming conventions with
wpuf-twitter-prefix- Good separation between field input styling and data display styling
- Appropriate use of flexbox for alignment
The styles provide comprehensive coverage for both form input and data display scenarios.
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includes/Admin/Forms/Field_Manager.php (5)
1-1: Excellent addition of strict types declaration.Adding
declare(strict_types=1)at the top improves type safety and follows modern PHP best practices.
26-26: Proper import of Twitter field class.The import statement correctly references the new namespaced
Form_Field_Twitterclass.
100-100: Twitter field correctly registered.The
twitter_urlfield is properly instantiated and registered, making it available in the admin form builder.
121-121: Smart architectural decision: dedicated social fields group.Adding a separate "Social Fields" group provides better organization and makes it easier to add future social media fields. This is a good architectural improvement over putting social fields in the generic "Custom Fields" group.
163-185: Well-implemented social fields group method.The
get_social_fields()method follows the established pattern used by other field group methods:
- Proper filterable implementation with
wpuf_form_fields_social_fieldshook- Consistent return structure with title, id, and fields
- Good version annotation with
@since 3.6.0- Extensible design for future social media fields
This provides a clean foundation for expanding social media field support.
includes/Fields/Form_Field_Twitter.php (2)
1-20: Well-structured file header and class documentation.The file follows WordPress coding standards with proper namespace declaration, security check, and comprehensive PHPDoc comments that appropriately reference both Twitter and X platforms.
49-91: Excellent implementation of standardized meta key handling.The overridden methods ensure consistent meta key naming (
wpuf_social_twitter) across all installations and prevent accidental changes by making the field readonly with clear explanatory text.assets/js-templates/form-components.php (2)
1-1: Good addition of strict types declaration.Enforcing strict types improves code reliability and helps catch type-related bugs early.
1515-1528: Well-implemented Twitter URL field template.The Vue.js template correctly implements the Twitter field with:
- Proper pattern validation matching the backend regex
- Consistent use of builder class names
- Appropriate data attributes for field identification
- Standard help text support
includes/Fields/Form_Field_Social.php (3)
77-169: Excellent implementation of social field options and properties.The methods provide comprehensive configuration options with:
- Proper internationalization using sprintf for dynamic platform names
- Sensible defaults (icon hidden, new window, strict validation)
- Clear help texts for each option
- Proper priority ordering for form builder display
304-391: Robust input handling and validation implementation.The validation and conversion methods excellently handle:
- CSRF protection with nonce verification
- Proper input sanitization
- Flexible input formats (username, @username, full URLs)
- Pattern-based validation delegated to child classes
- Safe URL validation using PHP's filter_var
403-437: Well-implemented field data rendering.The method properly handles all display scenarios with:
- Secure output escaping
- Proper link attributes including rel="noreferrer noopener" for security
- Icon display support
- Username extraction for user-friendly display
- Consistent HTML structure
assets/css/wpuf.css (8)
507-513: Add Social Media Field Wrapper Styling
The new.wpuf-social-field-wrapperand.wpuf-twitter-field-wrapperflex containers provide proper alignment for icons and inputs, establishing a consistent layout foundation for all social media fields.
529-536: Icon Margin Utility: Before Text
The.wpuf-mr-2class applying an 8 px right margin is a clear and reusable utility for icons placed before labels or text.
539-546: Icon Margin Utility: After Text
The.wpuf-ml-2class applying an 8 px left margin complements the before-text utility, maintaining consistent spacing patterns.
549-552: Ensure Alignment in Form Builder Blocks
Selectors targeting.wpuf-block svgand adjusted 6 px margins for.wpuf-mr-2/.wpuf-ml-2ensure icons render correctly within the Vue-based form builder canvas.Also applies to: 554-557, 559-562
565-572: Social Media Input Base Styles
Applying a 50% width, consistent padding, border, and border-radius aligns these inputs with existing form fields, preserving visual consistency across the plugin.
574-578: Twitter Field Focus State
Highlighting the input with Twitter’s signature blue#1da1f2on focus offers clear user feedback and distinguishes this field type appropriately.
597-603: Add General Form Validation Error Styles
The red border, box-shadow, error messages, and error container styles provide comprehensive feedback on validation failures. Verify these don’t clash with theme-level CSS overrides.Also applies to: 605-610, 612-618
620-625: Add Specific Error Styles for Social Fields
Extending the validation styling to the social and Twitter wrappers ensures error states are uniformly handled across all field types.
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Fix syntax error: missing closing brace.
The static analysis tool correctly identified that the file is missing a closing brace. This will cause CSS parsing issues.
Add the missing closing brace at the end of the file:
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width: 16px;
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| <template v-if="field.show_icon === 'yes' && field.template && field.template.endsWith('_url')"> | ||
| <template v-if="field.template === 'twitter_url'"> | ||
| <svg class="wpuf-social-svg wpuf-twitter-svg wpuf-inline wpuf-ml-2" width="20" height="20" viewBox="0 0 22 22" fill="none" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> | ||
| <path d="M6 16L10.1936 11.8065M10.1936 11.8065L6 6H8.77778L11.8065 10.1935M10.1936 11.8065L13.2222 16H16L11.8065 10.1935M16 6L11.8065 10.1935M1.5 11C1.5 6.52166 1.5 4.28249 2.89124 2.89124C4.28249 1.5 6.52166 1.5 11 1.5C15.4784 1.5 17.7175 1.5 19.1088 2.89124C20.5 4.28249 20.5 6.52166 20.5 11C20.5 15.4783 20.5 17.7175 19.1088 19.1088C17.7175 20.5 15.4784 20.5 11 20.5C6.52166 20.5 4.28249 20.5 2.89124 19.1088C1.5 17.7175 1.5 15.4783 1.5 11Z" stroke="#16A34A" stroke-width="1.5" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round"/> | ||
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Icon inconsistency between form builder and field rendering.
The form builder displays a green X logo while the PHP class (Form_Field_Twitter) defines a blue Twitter bird icon. This creates visual inconsistency. Consider using the same icon in both places for a consistent user experience.
Either update this to use the blue Twitter bird icon:
-<svg class="wpuf-social-svg wpuf-twitter-svg wpuf-inline wpuf-ml-2" width="20" height="20" viewBox="0 0 22 22" fill="none" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
- <path d="M6 16L10.1936 11.8065M10.1936 11.8065L6 6H8.77778L11.8065 10.1935M10.1936 11.8065L13.2222 16H16L11.8065 10.1935M16 6L11.8065 10.1935M1.5 11C1.5 6.52166 1.5 4.28249 2.89124 2.89124C4.28249 1.5 6.52166 1.5 11 1.5C15.4784 1.5 17.7175 1.5 19.1088 2.89124C20.5 4.28249 20.5 6.52166 20.5 11C20.5 15.4783 20.5 17.7175 19.1088 19.1088C17.7175 20.5 15.4784 20.5 11 20.5C6.52166 20.5 4.28249 20.5 2.89124 19.1088C1.5 17.7175 1.5 15.4783 1.5 11Z" stroke="#16A34A" stroke-width="1.5" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round"/>
-</svg>
+<svg class="wpuf-social-svg wpuf-twitter-svg wpuf-inline wpuf-ml-2" width="20" height="20" viewBox="0 0 24 24" fill="#1da1f2" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
+ <path d="M23.953 4.57a10 10 0 01-2.825.775 4.958 4.958 0 002.163-2.723c-.951.555-2.005.959-3.127 1.184a4.92 4.92 0 00-8.384 4.482C7.69 8.095 4.067 6.13 1.64 3.162a4.822 4.822 0 00-.666 2.475c0 1.71.87 3.213 2.188 4.096a4.904 4.904 0 01-2.228-.616v.06a4.923 4.923 0 003.946 4.827 4.996 4.996 0 01-2.212.085 4.936 4.936 0 004.604 3.417 9.867 9.867 0 01-6.102 2.105c-.39 0-.779-.023-1.17-.067a13.995 13.995 0 007.557 2.209c9.053 0 13.998-7.496 13.998-13.985 0-.21 0-.42-.015-.63A9.935 9.935 0 0024 4.59z"/>
+</svg>Or standardize both to use the X logo if that's the intended branding direction.
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| <template v-if="field.show_icon === 'yes' && field.template && field.template.endsWith('_url')"> | |
| <template v-if="field.template === 'twitter_url'"> | |
| <svg class="wpuf-social-svg wpuf-twitter-svg wpuf-inline wpuf-ml-2" width="20" height="20" viewBox="0 0 22 22" fill="none" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> | |
| <path d="M6 16L10.1936 11.8065M10.1936 11.8065L6 6H8.77778L11.8065 10.1935M10.1936 11.8065L13.2222 16H16L11.8065 10.1935M16 6L11.8065 10.1935M1.5 11C1.5 6.52166 1.5 4.28249 2.89124 2.89124C4.28249 1.5 6.52166 1.5 11 1.5C15.4784 1.5 17.7175 1.5 19.1088 2.89124C20.5 4.28249 20.5 6.52166 20.5 11C20.5 15.4783 20.5 17.7175 19.1088 19.1088C17.7175 20.5 15.4784 20.5 11 20.5C6.52166 20.5 4.28249 20.5 2.89124 19.1088C1.5 17.7175 1.5 15.4783 1.5 11Z" stroke="#16A34A" stroke-width="1.5" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round"/> | |
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| <template v-if="field.show_icon === 'yes' && field.template && field.template.endsWith('_url')"> | |
| <template v-if="field.template === 'twitter_url'"> | |
| <svg class="wpuf-social-svg wpuf-twitter-svg wpuf-inline wpuf-ml-2" width="20" height="20" viewBox="0 0 24 24" fill="#1da1f2" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> | |
| <path d="M23.953 4.57a10 10 0 01-2.825.775 4.958 4.958 0 002.163-2.723c-.951.555-2.005.959-3.127 1.184a4.92 4.92 0 00-8.384 4.482C7.69 8.095 4.067 6.13 1.64 3.162a4.822 4.822 0 00-.666 2.475c0 1.71.87 3.213 2.188 4.096a4.904 4.904 0 01-2.228-.616v.06a4.923 4.923 0 003.946 4.827 4.996 4.996 0 01-2.212.085 4.936 4.936 0 004.604 3.417 9.867 9.867 0 01-6.102 2.105c-.39 0-.779-.023-1.17-.067a13.995 13.995 0 007.557 2.209c9.053 0 13.998-7.496 13.998-13.985 0-.21 0-.42-.015-.63A9.935 9.935 0 0024 4.59z"/> | |
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In assets/js-templates/form-components.php around lines 120 to 126, the SVG icon
for the Twitter URL field currently shows a green X logo, which conflicts with
the blue Twitter bird icon defined in the PHP Form_Field_Twitter class. To fix
this inconsistency, replace the current SVG markup with the blue Twitter bird
icon SVG used in the PHP class, or alternatively update the PHP class to use the
green X logo if that is the preferred branding. Ensure both the form builder and
field rendering use the exact same icon SVG for visual consistency.
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admin/form-builder/assets/js/components/field-text-meta/template.php (1)
12-12: Consider trimming the CSS class to handle edge cases.The CSS class concatenation logic is correct, but consider trimming to handle cases where
css_classmight be an empty string.- :class="builder_class_names('text') + (option_field.css_class ? ' ' + option_field.css_class : '')" + :class="builder_class_names('text') + (option_field.css_class ? ' ' + option_field.css_class.trim() : '')"
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13-13: LGTM! Proper boolean attribute binding.The explicit boolean comparison ensures the readonly attribute is only applied when explicitly set to true, following Vue.js best practices.
15-15: LGTM! Consistent boolean attribute binding pattern.The disabled binding follows the same pattern as the readonly binding with explicit boolean comparison, ensuring consistency and proper attribute application.
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| :style="option_field.custom_attrs && option_field.custom_attrs.style ? option_field.custom_attrs.style : ''" |
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Verify style content is properly sanitized to prevent CSS injection.
The dynamic style binding directly applies user-provided CSS content, which could be a security vulnerability if not properly sanitized on the backend.
Ensure that option_field.custom_attrs.style is properly sanitized before reaching this component to prevent CSS injection attacks.
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Sanitize style input to prevent CSS injection
The dynamic :style bindings below apply raw option_field.custom_attrs.style without any sanitization, allowing potential CSS injection:
- admin/form-builder/assets/js/components/field-text-meta/template.php (around line 14)
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30-47: Consider domain consistency for X rebrandThe constructor correctly sets up Twitter-specific properties, but there's a potential inconsistency: the platform name is "X (Twitter)" while the base URL uses
twitter.com. Since X is now the primary brand andx.comis the preferred domain, consider updating the base URL for consistency.- $this->base_url = 'https://twitter.com/'; + $this->base_url = 'https://x.com/';Note: Both domains work due to redirects, so this is primarily for brand consistency.
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1-9: LGTM - Good file structure and security practicesThe file header follows proper PHP standards with strict typing, namespace declaration, and direct access prevention.
172-174: LGTM - Platform icon override correctly implementedThe
get_platform_icon()method properly overrides the parent's default icon and returns the Twitter-specific icon defined in the constructor. This addresses the previous review comment.
Twitter Icon (X) Field Implementation - Full Description
Overview
This implementation provides a comprehensive Twitter field component for the WP User Frontend plugin, featuring seamless icon integration, robust URL validation, and flexible user input handling. The field is designed to accept both Twitter usernames and full URLs while maintaining a consistent data storage format and providing an enhanced user experience through visual icons.
Architecture & Design
Class Hierarchy
The Twitter field follows an object-oriented design pattern with a three-tier inheritance structure. The main Twitter field class extends a base social media field class, which in turn extends a URL field foundation. This hierarchical approach ensures code reusability across different social media platforms while maintaining platform-specific customizations.
Component Structure
The implementation consists of a main field class that handles Twitter-specific functionality, supported by frontend JavaScript components for form building and validation, CSS styling for visual presentation, and PHP templates for rendering. The system also includes legacy compatibility wrappers to maintain backward compatibility with older plugin versions.
Core Features
Icon Integration System
The field incorporates a sophisticated icon system featuring the official Twitter/X logo rendered as scalable SVG graphics. The icon appears in Twitter's signature blue color and can be conditionally displayed based on field configuration settings. Icons are strategically placed in multiple locations including field labels, clickable links, and form elements to provide visual consistency throughout the user interface.
Advanced Input Validation
The validation system supports multiple input formats while ensuring data integrity. Users can enter Twitter usernames with or without the @ symbol, complete Twitter URLs from both twitter.com and x.com domains, or partial URLs. The system automatically validates username format according to Twitter's specifications, ensuring usernames contain only alphanumeric characters and underscores, with a maximum length of 15 characters.
Intelligent Data Processing
The field employs smart data processing that automatically converts various input formats into standardized full URLs for storage while displaying user-friendly formats in forms. When users enter just a username, the system automatically prepends the Twitter base URL. For display purposes, full URLs are converted back to username format with @ symbols for better readability.
Flexible Configuration Options
Administrators have granular control over field behavior through various configuration options. They can enable or disable icon display, choose whether links open in new windows or the same window, set custom placeholders and help text, and configure validation requirements. The field also supports standardized meta key formatting for consistent database storage.
User Experience Enhancements
Frontend Interaction
The field provides real-time validation feedback, highlighting invalid entries and providing helpful error messages. HTML5 pattern validation ensures immediate client-side feedback, while JavaScript validation provides additional user guidance. The interface supports autocomplete functionality for improved usability.
Visual Design
The styling system ensures consistent appearance across different themes and devices. Icons are properly aligned and sized for optimal visual impact, while maintaining accessibility standards. The field wrapper includes specialized CSS classes for precise control over layout and spacing.
Form Builder Integration
The field seamlessly integrates with the WordPress form builder interface, providing drag-and-drop functionality and real-time preview capabilities. Administrators can configure field properties through an intuitive interface with immediate visual feedback.
Technical Implementation
Data Management
The system uses a standardized meta key format for database storage, ensuring consistency across all social media fields. Data is stored as complete URLs but can be retrieved and displayed in various formats depending on context. The implementation includes proper sanitization and escaping to prevent security vulnerabilities.
Security Measures
Comprehensive security features include CSRF protection through WordPress nonces, input sanitization and validation at multiple levels, XSS prevention through proper output escaping, and URL validation for external links to prevent malicious redirects.
Performance Optimization
The implementation is optimized for performance with efficient database queries, minimal DOM manipulation, and lightweight CSS and JavaScript assets. SVG icons are embedded inline to reduce HTTP requests while maintaining scalability.
Integration Points
WordPress Ecosystem
The field integrates seamlessly with WordPress user profiles, custom post types, and meta fields. It supports WordPress hooks and filters for extensibility and follows WordPress coding standards for consistency and maintainability.
Form Builder Compatibility
The implementation includes Vue.js components for modern form building interfaces, providing drag-and-drop functionality and real-time configuration options. The system maintains backward compatibility with legacy form builders while supporting modern development practices.
Theme Integration
The field is designed to work with any WordPress theme through careful CSS implementation and responsive design principles. Custom styling hooks allow theme developers to modify appearance while maintaining core functionality.
Administrative Features
Field Configuration
Administrators can configure numerous aspects of the field including validation rules, display options, icon preferences, and link behavior. The configuration interface provides helpful tooltips and examples to guide proper setup.
Meta Key Management
The system automatically manages meta key naming conventions to prevent conflicts and ensure consistency. Meta keys follow a standardized format that allows for easy querying and data retrieval across different contexts.
Validation Rules
Comprehensive validation rules ensure data integrity while providing flexibility for different use cases. Administrators can customize validation messages and error handling to match their site's tone and branding.
This implementation represents a complete, production-ready solution for Twitter field integration in WordPress forms, combining robust functionality with excellent user experience and administrative flexibility.
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