The ACF functions accept a second argument which is the ID of the page you wish to retrieve the fields from. See the code examples in documentation. $page_id = 120; if( get_field( ‘treatments’, $page_id ) ): while( has_sub_field( ‘treatments’, $page_id ) ): // the_sub_field and get_sub_field don’t need a post id parameter the_sub_field(‘image’ ); the_sub_field(‘description’ … Read more
As I know or at the moment of the last time I checked, ACF doesn’t meta-data in their “best” location, as in get_term_meta, or meta data for users. Instead of that, Elliot did a very strange thing, but focusing in what you’re asking for: get_field(‘your-field’,’user_’ . $author->ID); So the loop you will have to add … Read more
When using a custom query, in order to access the $post information, you need to reference post as a class variable the custom WP_Query. Since you constructed the query as: $hw_selectbox_query = new WP_Query($hw_selectbox_args); Then you would access the post variable of $hw_selectbox_query, like so: var_dump($hw_selectbox_query->post); This will give you the information you need / … Read more
You’re running the query twice and passing the result of the first query to the second query. Give this a try. You might also consider using the update function from wpdb instead of running an arbitrary query because it doesn’t look like you’re doing any data sanitization or nonce checks. If you do want to … Read more
Assuming that 3 is a category ID… $term = get_sub_field(‘category_selector’); if( $term ) { foreach($term as $t) { $t = get_category($t); echo $t->name; } } In other words, it looks like ACF is just storing the ID, not the whole object, so you need to use that ID to grab the category object before you … Read more
Be more specific while asking. Asuming you’re using WYSIWYG editor in a custom field. To retrieve custom field value, the_content() won’t work. You must use something like this echo get_post_meta($post_id, ‘meta_filed_key’, TRUE);
You can capture the list in a variable, rather than echo it: $list=”<ul class=”strong”> <li>” . get_field( ‘highlights_list_item#1’ ) . ‘</li> <li>’ . get_field( ‘highlights_list_item#2’ ) . ‘</li> </ul>’; echo do_shortcode( ‘[one_half]’ . $list . ‘[/one_half]’ ); Note the use of get_field() rather than the_field(), which returns a custom field value as opposed to displaying … Read more
If the function returns a printed value: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/145222/<?php bloginfo(“url’); ?>”>Link</a> If not (using the echo statement): <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/145222/<?php echo get_stylesheet_directory_uri(); ?>”>Link</a> You can also use print() as part of a more complex expression where echo cannot. By the contrary, when you want to use HTML into PHP, I recommend to close PHP and open … Read more
Edit :// try this: <?php add_filter( ‘genesis_pre_get_option_site_layout’, ‘__genesis_return_full_width_content’ ); function sk_display_custom_fields() { /*Wordpress loop*/ global $wp_query; query_posts(array( ‘post_type’ => ‘sammenligne’ )); while(have_posts()) : the_post(); ?> $navn = get_field( ‘navn’ ); $type = get_field( ‘type’ ); echo ‘<p>’,$navn , ‘__’, ‘$type’,'</p>’); endwhile; wp_reset_query(); } add_action( ‘genesis_entry_header’, ‘sk_display_custom_fields’ ); genesis(); UPDATE:// Ok I tested ACF’s now. With … Read more
I’m not sur but I think you had (will probalby help other people as the guy who I was 1hour ago)/have same problem that I just resolve. You have a custom field and you want to manage an User type field in it ?! Well, everyone know UPDATE_FIELD, but what I didn’t know that if … Read more