the_field() is a echo statement use get_field() instead. You can’t save echoed value into a variable, for that you may need to use output buffer ob_start.In your case get_field function should work.
For what you want to achieve you do not need a loop at all. Both page 1 and 2 display all images because you query all pages on your site, then take all the images from each ‘slider_image’ ACF field and put them into the foreach loop. When you get values from any field it … Read more
There are two ways to approach this: modify the existing the_tags function or build your own. the_tags ultimately relies on get_the_term_list, which returns a list of hyperlinked tags. You would have to use regular expressions to add classes and styles to that using a filter. That would be quite cumbersome. So, my preferred approach would … Read more
The issue is with ACF as discussed here along with a solution: https://support.advancedcustomfields.com/forums/topic/how-to-use-wp-term-meta-on-acf-the-easy-way/ Courtesy of various posters there, the code I added to mu-plugins is: function acf_update_term_meta($value, $post_id, $field) { $object = get_queried_object(); $term_id = intval(filter_var($post_id, FILTER_SANITIZE_NUMBER_INT)); if (!isset($object->taxonomy) || !isset($object->term_id) || $term_id != $object->term_id) { // the current object is not a term return … Read more
I got it fixed with below code 🙂 $section_content = get_sub_field(‘section_content’, false, false); $section_content = apply_filters(‘the_content’, $section_content);
Since you already mentioned that you are using these codes, I assume they both work for you. Now, I have combined them for you into a single function that updates the metadata after a post is published: function set_date_difference($post_id){ // Get the value of the first field $date1 = get_field(‘date_start’, $post_id, false ); $date1 = … Read more
After some messing around (and actually looking at the docs properly!) I have solved the problem. In my routing, I just need to add another map to handle paging with my custom routing: Routes::map(‘items/browse/:field/:value’, function($params) { $query = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘item’, ‘meta_key’ => $params[‘field’], ‘meta_value’ => $params[‘value’] ); Routes::load(‘archive-item.php’, $params, $query); }); Routes::map(‘items/browse/:field/:value/page/:page’, function($params) … Read more
Firstly assign your Custom fields group to the post type you are trying to show them in, then call them in that post types template like you have done already. For the template part, you need to copy single.php from the Parent theme. EDIT: For the cutomizr theme you have to make changes in the … Read more
This is a symptom of having a % character in your meta query value. Since 4.8.3 % characters are being escaped (actually replaced by a semi random string) and should be unescaped before executing the sql query. You should check with the plugin author what would be the best way to handle it, but in … Read more
What you can do is: $string = get_field( ‘your_field_name’ ); if (strpos($string , ‘France’) !== false) { // do your thing } You can use the stripos for case-insensitive.