It’s a little complicated, but we can do this by directly modifying the query with a filter on posts_where. We’ll start with a query for posts with a meta value of today’s date, this is assuming a date format of yyyy-mm-dd: $date_today = date(‘Y-m-d’); $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ … Read more
I don’t know what $dorigen is – but you can’t find your </h3> because of your if/else condition. I don’t see why the else is needed at all. Replace else { ?> </h3><?php } ?> with </h3> in both places it is used. That said, if you only want to show the entire post-meta div … Read more
Rather than outputting all rows, you can check each row in a loop and only output it if something matches. In this example, there’s a treatment field within the repeater that is the value of the name of the treatment post. If the two match, output the other values: $other_page = 89; $practioners = get_field( … Read more
“Advanced custom field plugin not showing in admin sidebar” gave me a useful clue. Finally, I’ve moved int the plugin directory, and cloned the git repo directly: git clone git://github.com/elliotcondon/acf4.git advanced-custom-fields
Check if meta_key exists in wp_list_pages
I’ve never actually tried this, but I think the following should work: function wpse_96096_append_author( $title, $post_id ) { if( is_feed() ) { $author = get_post_meta( $post_id, ‘{YOUR CUSTOM FIELD KEY}’, true ); $title = $title . ‘ by ‘ . $author; } return $title; } add_filter( ‘the_title’, ‘wpse_96096_append_author’, 10, 2 ); What this does is … Read more
You should use get_post_meta($sidans_id, ‘kund’, true); instead. The get_field call is using the ID from the post loop and not from global.
@toscho’s link solved this. PHP constants are case sensitive. ACF uses ACF_LITE, you are using ACF_Lite.
If you want to put the custom fields inside the shortcode…you actually should put the custom fields inside the shortcode. Be sure that your fields content does not get echoed, according to ACFs resources you have to use get_field($field_name) within the loop. Try: <?php echo print_wp_cart_button_for_product(get_field(‘product_name’), get_field(‘product_price’)); ?>
WP_Query doesn’t have child_of argument. All you can do is to add post_parent argument, but it will work a little bit different – it selects only posts with parent set to given page. (It will return only direct children, and not grandchildren of given page/post).