Echo a String Based On Geolocation? [Woocommerce || ACF]
Echo a String Based On Geolocation? [Woocommerce || ACF]
Echo a String Based On Geolocation? [Woocommerce || ACF]
I would look into adding a custom post column for that post type which shows the image you’d like to. See this link. edit: here’s a working example. function add_column_header_298736( $defaults ) { $defaults[ ‘image’ ] = ‘Image’; return $defaults; } add_filter( ‘manage_results_posts_columns’, ‘add_column_header_298736’, 20 ); function add_column_content_298736( $column_name, $post_id ) { if ( $column_name … Read more
You can use wordpress plugin – Advanced Custom Fields to set up your desired fields. https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/ To print custom field value, please refer plugin documentation.
In order to tackle this, there are few ways in which it could be achieved. Option One Using the CPT on it’s own. When you create a Custom Post Type it comes with the ability to have an archive page. This archive page which is generated by WP automatically pulls in the posts, provided that … Read more
Slow wp_posts and wp_postmeta query using Advance Custom Fields
creating number of database entries based on users numerical input
You can use the built-in tag system for something like that. Create a tag for each day of the week, and then tag that post with one of those days. Wherever you display your posts, just check what today’s week day is using the DateTime object and make a query for posts that match that … Read more
Custom fields are stored in post metadata, which is very expensive (slow) to query. Ideally, you would be better off re-coding the site to use custom taxonomies instead of custom fields. From there, search would be easier. If you stick with ACF or other metadata, you can customize the search form and queries, but you’ll … Read more
SOLUTION: $posts = get_field(‘choose_office’); if( $posts ): foreach(array_slice($posts, 0, 1) as $post): setup_postdata($post); $post_ID = get_the_ID(); endforeach; wp_reset_postdata(); endif; $args = array( ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => ‘office’, // name of custom field-post object ‘value’ => $post_ID, //name of relationship field ‘compare’ => ‘LIKE’ ), ), ); Solution from question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46816190/using-post-id-inside-reverse-acf-relationship-querie
Did you try something like this? User variables <?php // Define user ID // Replace NULL with ID of user to be queried $user_id = NULL; // Example: Get ID of current user // $user_id = get_current_user_id(); // Define prefixed user ID $user_acf_prefix = ‘user_’; $user_id_prefixed = $user_acf_prefix . $user_id; ?> Display avatar <?php $avatar … Read more