The problem is probably that the $post_id parameter passed to via the save_post_$post_type hook is not the same $post_id as the original post – it’s the $post_id of the temporary post that’s created when you edit a post. To confirm this: add_filter( ‘pre_post_update’, ‘wpse_pre_post_update’, 10, 3 ); add_filter( ‘save_post’, ‘wpse_save_post’, 10, 1 ); function wpse_pre_post_update( …
Such happens when video is not publicly accessible. In my case the video was simply removed from YouTube by their author and ACF’s oEmbed module was unable to get metadata to properly display video.
OK, so here’s the function that should do the trick: function modify_events_to_use_new_field() { $events = get_posts( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘event’, ‘post_status’ => ‘any’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1 ) ); foreach ( $events as $event ) { if ( preg_match(‘@^(.*) – ([^-]*)[email protected]’, $event->post_title, $matches) ) { // you’ll have to modify the POST_META_KEY to the real name …
Nevermind, after a couple of minutes, I figured out the issue. Instead of passing the $post->ID into get_the_permalink, I can just not pass any parameters in as the setup_postdata($post) takes care of this.
It’s actually an HTML issue, not an ACF one. You can’t have nested “a” tags. If you do, browsers try to rationalize things by closing them for you and generally making a mess of what you were trying to do. You probably don’t need the inner one anyways, the whole element is going to be …
For anyone dealing with the same issue, I just needed to change: $choices[ $template_name ] = $template_name; with: $choices[ $template_filename ] = $template_name; Consider a page template Homepage (page-home.php). This way the template name Homepage will appear on the custom fields page but $rule[‘value’] will actually return page-home.php and then we can compare this with …
PHP’s count() function is generally used to count elements in an array, but you’re counting the value of a string, and that always returns 1. You can just add 1 in your if statement. Something like this: if (have_rows(‘candidates’)): $total = 0; while (have_rows(‘candidates’)): the_row(); $position = get_sub_field(‘candidate_position’); if ($position == “Mayor”) { $total++; }; …
Try to use this code and modify the custom post name and meta key of acf and it will work. add_action( ‘restrict_manage_posts’, ‘wpse45436_admin_posts_filter_restrict_manage_posts’ ); /** * First create the dropdown /** Create the filter dropdown */ function wpse45436_admin_posts_filter_restrict_manage_posts(){ $type=”movies”; // change to custom post name. if (isset($_GET[‘movies’])) { $type = $_GET[‘movies’]; } //only add filter …
You have 1 hardcoded as the row number in mon_action(). It should be delete_row( ‘field_5c8fa4201b65f’, (int) $_POST[‘param’], $post_id );
Turns out that there is just a small change to the way $page variable is set and the way the pagination links need to be written out. the variable of page needs to be updated to paged and in the pagination array page/ needs to be prefixed to %#% Corrected example below. Hope this helps …
