File upload fields might return all those values (depending on the field settings), but those are just based on the media library attachment. The field only actually stores the ID of the attachment for the file as its value. So to populate a File field programatically, you just need to set an attachment ID as … Read more
I found the solution! Make sure you call wp_footer(); in this file: wp-content\themes\twentytwenty\footer.php
Please try using acf/save_post action that will hook in after ACF data has been saved. add_action(‘acf/save_post’, ‘check_values’); function check_values($post_id){ if(get_field(‘status’, $post_id ) == “closed”) { sendSMS(); } }
You could use post object or post link as your custom field type. https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/post-object/
If the custom field’s name (i.e. meta key) is correct and the field is enabled for the REST API, then you should be able to update the meta by adding it in the meta property, which is an array of meta key-value pairs, like so: var newColor = { ‘title’: $( ‘.title’ ).val(), ‘meta’: { … Read more
A late reply but I thought I would include a snippet that worked for me. Update $allowed_inner_blocks with your own “block_types” and place the following code inside the parent block template; <?php $allowed_inner_blocks = [‘acf/logos’]; ?> <InnerBlocks allowedBlocks=”<?php echo esc_attr(wp_json_encode($allowed_inner_blocks)); ?>” />
Based on your pastebin array, this code below should loop through all your values in NJ, check if any of the values are empty, and if values have subfields or if value type is a post object. For example on NJ [welcome_bonus], is an array with sub fields. This code will loop through each subfield … Read more
OK so I have had this problem with searching custom fields data. The thing is with the native WordPress search, is that is really good, fast and powerful, but it’s limitations is that it only searches the wp_posts table. It does not frickin’ query the wp_postmeta table! So to make the most of the native … Read more
You can use get_the_category() to get the categories assigned to a specific post and use the_field() or get_field() to display/get the value of a specific ACF field. (You can also use get_term_meta() in place of get_field()) So for example, the following will display a simple list of the categories (and I really mean plain simple), … Read more
Thats odd – it works ok here if I simulate this as a text field but other field types may cause a problem. Try replacing ‘the_field()’ with ‘get_field()’ in your code. If that doesn’t work – how is your field setup? Text, Number, Date etc…