Unfortunately there’s not really an easy way to achieve what you’re looking for because you’re using ACF to manage the relationships. ACF stores its data as serialized arrays in wp_postmeta, so you can’t use SQL. A more performant way to manage the relationships between posts and FAQs would be to use a taxonomy.
So, in researching your issue, I stumbled across another answer on WordPress StackExchange here: Resetting post data to previous loop in nested loops But to solve your problem specifically, you need to reset your first WP_Query’s specific post data after your 2nd WP_Query is complete. Also, you should only need to reset the postdata if … Read more
You code looks very confusing. Why are you using the ‘foreach’? If you follow the ACF documentation, you just need to use: <?php if( have_rows(‘questions’) ): while( have_rows(‘questions’) ): the_row(); // vars $repeater-item = get_sub_field(‘repeater-item’); ?> <div class=”content”> <?php the_sub_field(‘caption’); ?> </div> For the group. Source: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/group/ And you only have to use: if( have_rows(‘item’) … Read more
If in a country looking for cities $args = array ( ‘post_type’ => ‘cities’, ‘meta_key’ => ‘country’, ‘meta_value’ => get_the_ID() ); This assumes that the “Country > Name* > [drop down]” you screenshot saves that the selected value using post_meta and is saving the country’s post ID. (If it does not please adjust or specify). … Read more
<?php /* * Create PHP DateTime object from Date Piker Value * this example expects the value to be saved in the format: yymmdd (JS) = Ymd (PHP) */ $format_in = ‘Ymd’; // the format your value is saved in (set in the field options) $format_out=”d-m-Y”; // the format you want to end up with … Read more
You echo value of the field, so you get what you do 😉 There is no way to make ACF print it your way. You have to wrap it yourself. Here’s a code that would do exactly that: <?php if ( get_field(‘svcta_contact_information_group_svcta_contact_website’) ) : ?> <div class=”svcta-contact-website” id=”svcta-id-contact-website”> <strong>Contact Website:</strong> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/304107/<?php echo esc_attr( get_field(“svcta_contact_information_group_svcta_contact_website’) … Read more
You should show your whole code. What you’ve posted above won’t output at all. Additionally there is no need to assign a variable as you have a value already… your field values are set in ACF this way for a radio button: white : White light-grey : Light Grey dark-grey : Dark Grey (notice the … Read more
Per ACF documentation, if you’re not getting values from posts, you need to prepend the ID. For users that needs to be user_ $id = …; get_field(‘wooncheck’, ‘user_’ . $id);
You don’t need much code for it. just goto contact form > select contact form > additional setting, paste below code. document.addEventListener( ‘wpcf7mailsent’, function( event ) { location = ‘YOUR_PDF_URL’;}, false );
Use get_post_status to check the status of a post. if( get_post_status( $holiday->ID ) == ‘publish’ ){ echo ‘This is a published post’; } Also note that your use of setup_postdata is incorrect here. It is required to pass the global $post var to the function, otherwise any template function that relies on the global $post … Read more