Your custom loop $catquery will override the “current” post, and so the_field will operate on the last post of that loop. Call wp_reset_postdata() right after your loop is finished (after endwhile;). This will restore the post global to the true “current” post.
The second parameter to wp_set_object_terms() takes an array, integer, or string. (array/int/string) (required) The slug or id of the term (such as category or tag IDs), will replace all existing related terms in this taxonomy. To clear or remove all terms from an object, pass an empty string or NULL. Integers are interpreted as tag … Read more
There isn’t really a built-in way in WordPress to determine if a content field has an image in it, but you can use standard PHP functions to check. For example, I’ve used a similar technique to check if a post’s featured image has also been inserted into the post content, and if so, haven’t shown … Read more
You need to add the ID of the page as the second argument. E.G If your home page has a page ID of 1, you need to do: the_field(‘field_name’, 1); See here for more information on the_field. https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/the_field/
You have a mismatch in your PHP tags. Use this: <?php $field_name = “text_field”; $field = get_field_object($field_name); ?> <table> <tbody> <?php if( isset($field[‘value’] ): ?> <tr> <th><?php echo $field[‘label’]; ?></th> <td><?php echo $field[‘value’]; ?></td> </tr> <?php endif; ?> </tbody> </table>
add_filter(‘acf_the_content’, ‘replace_content’);
Both the_permalink() and the_sub_field() are functions that do more than output a string or URL. Try usingget_permalink() and get_sub_field instead: $link1 = get_permalink(); $link2 = get_sub_field(‘link_url’);
$show_date = get_field(‘show_date’); $show_venue = get_field(‘show_venue’); // print ‘<pre>’; // print_r($show_date); // print ‘</pre>’; $query->the_post(); You are setting the active post AFTER getting the values. Put $query->the_post() always at the top of that while loop, so that the other functions can rely on the global $post variable being set correctly.
The page link field actually stores the post ID, which gets formatted internally by the get_field function on output. The 3rd argument for get_field lets you disable that output formatting so you just get the ID back, which you can then use to get title and permalink for that post: $post_id = get_field( ‘bookitall_roomstype’, false, … Read more
thanks to @kero, i managed to do something like this : <?php $dayNumber = “l”; $weekDay = “j”; $month = “F”; $year = “Y”; $unixtimestamp = strtotime(get_field(‘date’)); ?> <?php echo ‘<span>’ . date_i18n($dayNumber, $unixtimestamp) . ‘</span>’; ?> <?php echo ‘<span>’ . date_i18n($weekDay, $unixtimestamp) . ‘</span>’; ?> <?php echo ‘<span>’ . date_i18n($month, $unixtimestamp) . ‘</span>’; ?> … Read more