U can use get_fields() which return all fields from current page. Additionally you can filter array checking which key matches. Example: $questions = get_fields(); $questions_array = array_filter($questions, function($key) { return strpos($key, ‘question’) === 0; }, ARRAY_FILTER_USE_KEY); foreach( $questions_array as $question) { // your code here }
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The default WordPress search query only works on post_title and post_content fields from the wp_posts table, not including meta stored on the wp_postmeta table. It really depends on what type of search you want to perform how you could solve this, for instance, “full text”-type search, require a match on a given post meta, custom … Read more
There’s no native “Time Interval” field type in ACF, but you could: Use a third-party custom field like the “Date Range Picker” provided by ACF Extended (it’s a commercial plugin that adds features to ACF). Use 2 distinct native Date Picker fields for “from” and “to”, possibly inserted inside a Group. You may take advantage … Read more
I have found the solution to my question and I share it. I hope someone else will find it useful in the future. I am not a developer and surely the code can be improved, but this one worked for me for what I wanted. I needed to show a list of posts ordered by … Read more
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Most sensible here is probably just a custom query global $wpdb; $sql_find_meta = “SELECT post_id FROM database_name_here.wp_postmeta WHERE meta_key = ‘my_special_value’ AND meta_value > ”;”; // > ” == not null, whitespace or blank $posts_with_meta_key = $wpdb->get_col( $sql_find_meta ); foreach ( $posts_with_meta_key as etc….. You can repeat this for wp_termmeta and term_id