Add-on Private custom fields

[ratix_gunz]

Hello!

I don't know if there is already an addon (I haven't found it) or is it possible to create a private custom field?

My goal is to make custom fields that will be filled in from the API to show the user the information that will be collected. Of course, I would like the custom fields to be private between the admins / moderator as well as the affected user.

Is there an addon capable of doing this? Or if not, I would be interested in this creation.

 

[Xon]

My (free) add-on Custom Field Permissions allows you to create a custom field users can see (ie on preferences) that they can't edit;

Custom Fields Permissions

Content Types Users Threads XFMG @NixFifty's Tickets add-on Add-on presentation This addon allows you to set permissions for Custom Fields: Input permissions: select which usergroups can access and edit the custom field (supports the 3...

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It doesn't quite let you make it so only the user can see the field as it is user-group based. The closest is you can put it under preferences so it doesn't publicly display.

 

[ratix_gunz]

My (free) add-on Custom Field Permissions allows you to create a custom field users can see (ie on preferences) that they can't edit;

Custom Fields Permissions

Content Types Users Threads XFMG @NixFifty's Tickets add-on Add-on presentation This addon allows you to set permissions for Custom Fields: Input permissions: select which usergroups can access and edit the custom field (supports the 3...

xenforo.com

It doesn't quite let you make it so only the user can see the field as it is user-group based. The closest is you can put it under preferences so it doesn't publicly display.

Indeed your add-on is very close to it, that's why I pointed out a problem during creation because it can always be useful to me too. Anyway, thank you for fixing the problem very quickly.

I tried with the preferences but it doesn't match what I'm looking for.

Someone is already taking care of my request because an additional module is indeed necessary.