I believe that your syntax is wrong in the variables you set up in your foreach loop. Because you’re referencing an object and not an array, you need to use this format: $author_ID = $value->ID and… $value->display_name We also discovered that the foreach loop isn’t necessary, so I’m removing it from the answer. The other … Read more
You’re generating whitespace because of the blank line between the echo $end block and the endwnile, and because you’re switching in and out of PHP which means everything between the ?> and <?php – i.e. all of the whitespace – will get echoed out. (HTML then merges the blank lines and spaces into a single … Read more
I changed code like this, and it works now. $_POST[‘acf’][‘species1’] to $_POST[‘acf’][‘field_xxxxxxxxxxxxx’] ‘field_xxxxxxxxxxxxx’ is name that is defined by ACF itself. My mistake was setting Custom key name instead of field name.
I think you can just fetch it from the global query using get_queried_object: function itunes_head() { if ( is_category() ) { $category = get_queried_object(); if ( isset( $category ) ) { $acf_category = ‘category_’ . $category->term_id; $field = get_field( ‘my_category_field’, $acf_category ); } } }
The best thing to do here is use the tools that WordPress has provided for you to construct your URLs. In this solution you’re building an array of URL parameters with keys and values, then you’re “attaching” these parameters to the array using add_query_arg. You can reuse this approach for all your URLs, and simply … Read more
I’ve taken your code and refactored it. Your nested-for-loops arent the ideal way to go about this. Also, I’ve used your code and the meta key names exactly as you supplied them, so please double-check they’re correct. Some of them are prefixed with the_ and then sometimes not. It’s strange, but that’s what you supplied. … Read more
it just seems to be ignoring only the custom parameters I have defined in my functions file There are two issues in your code: WP_REST_Request::set_query_params() actually accepts just one parameter, which is an array of arguments, so your code should look like so: $request->set_query_params([ // pass a single array containing one or more arguments ‘per_page’ … Read more
Shucks, no sooner than the second I desperately resort to asking here, I run into the answer. So for anyone else who just wants a straight answer and not some 45 minute video that never gets to the point… acf_register_block_type( array( ‘title’ => __( ‘Wrapper’, ‘client_textdomain’ ), ‘name’ => ‘wrapper’, ‘render_template’ => ‘partials/blocks/wrapper.php’, ‘mode’ => … Read more
Use https://www.phpmyadmin.net/ or https://www.adminer.org/ (available on many web hosts or install yourself) and use the overall search function to search for an instance of the string domain.com/domain.com so you can the find the exact problem string, and also find which tables the ACF data is stored in. The strings might be in wp_posts, or wp_postmeta … Read more
By default, WordPress disallow 2 identical slugs because if you change your permalink structure for custom structure, you should be able to have in your case: https://example.com/saint-louis/ https://example.com/saint-louis/ And you can understand, it’s impossible. The only way is checking by code, you are not in “custom structure” and then save in db with the WordPress … Read more