Add label and description properties on paragraphs bundles

Hi. i patched module and drush updatedb after it.
now in edit paraghraph bundle i have 3 box. 1: name. 2: Lable 3: description
i filled all of box but in bundle list don't show name or lable

in log messages iget bellow warning

Theme hook paragraphs_admin_overview not found.

Thanks jstoller.
after patched i manually clear cache_form. then it's work

Yes jstoller. i test it. and now it work properly

See also #2618376: Add an administration title to the paragraphs - possibly even duplicate.

Ah, i see this is about bundle definition. Then i misread the issue. There are so many similar requests...

I'm the lead at MD Systems and we support the Drupal 8 port a lot and join discussion about architecture with our experts and help reducing complexity and cover complex aspects properly. We have added multilingual support for D8. I have been added as an ERR co maintainer. If a module like Paragraphs want to be successful with maintenance and evolution, we should not always rely on the maintainer. Still back to him about this. :-)

And removing the relation again. Thx for clarifying!

Hello, wanted to get some information about this issue and the patch. I ran into an issue and came looking here for answers and I think it's related.

I have a paragraph item, and an entityform with an entityreference field to the paragraph item bundle. However, when I try to enter a paragraph item into the entityreference field ( autocomplete ), I see a "restricted access" message where a label for the entity would normally be displayed. Looking at this issue, https://www.drupal.org/node/2153463, there is a problem with entityreference, entity_access will not pass if there is a NULL value for the entitylabel.

Now that I have installed the patch https://www.drupal.org/files/issues/entityreference-restricted_access-21... I don't see restricted access, I see nothing. If I switch my entityreference field to checkboxes / radios, the radios are displayed with the correct entity id, however, there are no labels, presumably because the paragraph entity does not have a label.

So, I am wondering if this patch will allow me to add entity labels to my paragraphs.

If yes, is this something that will likely not be committed / supported?

If no, is there an alternative solution I should consider?

Just to check:

These two fields need to be distinguished from one another in the admin UI, so their names might be "body image" and "sidebar image," but on the edit form they would ideally both just appear as "image."

If they have the same fields, why not create just 1 paragraph named 'Image' and use different display modes on it? That solves the problem if I understand you correctly?

If the paragraphs have different fields, then why give them the same name? This could be confusing for the end user imho?

@jstoller, sorry it took so long. Patch looks good to me.
Why did you switch around the edit/delete and fields/display links though?

IMHO the image at #10 looks overloaded.
You repeat the label although it's the same.
I think we should be minimalistic and only list a label if it defines an override.

Also i like to point you to the D8 extend admin UI that tries to provide verbose information and still be clean in initial appearance. It add collapsibility on the description.

But most importantly, it also offers a JS based filter that also covers machine name and description.
I realise that by using Paragraphs for real rich content creation, you could end up with larger amounts of paragraph types.

Should we go that far?

@jstoller, thanks, that's great!
I agree with Miro that we should hide the override if it's the same as the label.

@Miro
I don't think we should go that far. There is way more information on the module page than on the Paragraphs overview. I think the paragraphs overview is still easy to go through even if you have 25 types. Else CTRL+F works fine too.

Yeah, i was just thinking into similar directions.
Fine with me if we remove the redundant clutter.
In D8 many cols are gone in favor of the operations button.

Another idea would be to follow more the bundle + field management table where the machine name is a separate column.
Also the redundancy of "Machine name:" and "Label:" adds clutter.
We could think of just removing these or at least "Machine name:".

Maybe. But it'd want it to look like the Content Types overview. Which on D7 looks like:

On D8 it looks like this, so if we're going to port this, we probably should not directly port it but rather look at the look of the Content types page in D8.

@jstoller Might this feature be added to Paragraphs in the near future, or can the patch in #30 be applied safely to version 7.x-1.0-rc5 of Paragraphs?

It is working fine.

I tried the patch in #36 against the latest dev 7.x-1.0-rc5+14-dev
It applies without any errors but it produces errors such as the following when editing fields settings in an content type that contains the paragraph:

Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$label in paragraphs_field_instance_settings_form() (line 514 of /home/xxxxx/public_html/sites/all/modules/paragraphs/paragraphs.module).

Or these 2 when in Paragraph Bundles admin:

Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$label in theme_paragraphs_admin_overview() (line 90 of /home/xxxxxx/public_html/sites/all/modules/paragraphs/paragraphs.admin.inc).

Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$label in paragraphs_admin_bundle_form() (line 143 of /home/xxxxxx/public_html/sites/all/modules/paragraphs/paragraphs.admin.inc).
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$description in paragraphs_admin_bundle_form() (line 151 of /xxxxxx/blueflag/public_html/sites/all/modules/paragraphs/paragraphs.admin.inc).

Hi,

Facing this issue in Drupal 8.x.9.x as well. Im have a content type with 2 fields entity referenced to same paragraph type. In admin while content authoring its difficult to differentiate, since the field label are not displayed.

Please update if any solution available.