Flags not loading

[SpenMillard]

Hi there,

The plugin works great but the flags are not loading - do they need to be switched on?

All dependent files are present and have loaded properly.

Thanks

[nlemoine]

Hi @SpenMillard,

Flags don't need to be switched on and you should see them.

Your screenshot shows that fonts are not loaded too. I never had such feedback and am pretty sure it's a local issue from your setup. I'm closing the issue for now.

Try to have a look at the network tab in Chrome to see if the flags sprite loads.

[SpenMillard]

Thanks for getting back - yes, I thought they should appear by default too.

I looked through the code and the following markup is not being loaded from acf-country.js:

<span class="acf-country-flag-icon famfamfam-flags ' + code + '"></span> <span class="acf-country-flag-name">' + country + '</span>'

Is this meant to appear within <li class="select2-results__option"...>?

Kind regards,

Spencer

[nlemoine]

Can you tell me more about your environment (OS, browser, WordPress version, etc.)? Your screenshot shows errors in the console, can you show them?

[SpenMillard]

Hi Nico, Thanks for getting back to me. I have the following set up: OSX Sierra: 10.12.6 Safari: 11.0.1 Wordpress: 4.8.3 I have attached the error grab form the console tab (console.png) - they only refer to the Evernote extension. the acf-country.js file is loading (see other attached image acf-country.png) which is meant to load the flag markup. Strange, isn’t it? I have also attached a grab of the front-end markup - you can see each country inside the <li> but the flag is missing, which I presume should appear within the <li>? Kind Regards, Spencer   

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[SpenMillard]

Hi Nico,

I re-uploaded my screen grabs from my previous message - I wasn't certain you received them.

Regards,

Spencer

[nlemoine]

Hi @SpenMillard,

You seem to be using ACF in a strange context. Why do the field appear on the front end? It's not supposed to. Why acf-country.js is loaded from a Scripts folder that doesn't even exist in this repo?

Looks like an edge case to me.

[SpenMillard]

Hi Nico,

Yes, I am using your plugin for a front-end form - why would this affect the flags appearing?

I installed the plugin via the CMS, as I would normally.

Cheers,

[nlemoine]

Yes, I am using your plugin for a front-end form

That's something it would have been worth to know ^^ Is this something ACF provides or are you using a plugin to achieve this?

why would this affect the flags appearing?

Probably because it does not resolve flags paths.

[SpenMillard]

Sorry Nico, I didn't realise it was relevant.

Yes, this is something ACF provides for using: <?php acf_form_head(); ?>

Any idea how I can resolve the flag paths? All the correct files appear to be loading, but this is not being injected into the page:

<span class="acf-country-flag-icon famfamfam-flags ' + code + '"></span> <span class="acf-country-flag-name">' + country + '</span>'

Strange, isn't it?

Regards,

Spencer

[nlemoine]

I don't know how ACF handles fields assets on the front end and this would require some testing (setting up a test case, figure out what's going wrong, etc.). If you can provide a test case, I may have a look at it. I'm sorry but this is a plugin I built for a project and open sourced so some people could benefit from it but I don't use it anymore and can't spend more time on it.