Instead of is_tax(), which Determines whether the query is for an existing custom taxonomy archive page. you should use has_term(), Check if the current post has any of given terms. Like so, if ( has_term( ‘booked’, ‘room_vacancy’, $post_object ) ) { // Yay! }
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I’m using this same code and I was able to figure out where the error’s happening. The path that gets generated when this line of code is called is wrong: $zip->open( $destination, ZipArchive::CREATE ); It spits out your home directory and then appends the value of $destination to it. In my case (it’s not the … Read more
Try this: <?php function howitworks() { $page = get_page_by_title(‘shop’); $html=””; if (have_rows(‘steps’, $page->ID)) : $html .= ‘<div class=”test”>’; while (have_rows(‘steps’, $page->ID)) : the_row(); $image = get_sub_field(‘icon’); $html .= ‘<div class=”col”> <img src=”‘.$image[‘sizes’][‘thumbnail’].'” alt=”‘.$image[‘alt’].'” title=”‘.$image[‘alt’].'” /> <h2>’.get_sub_field(‘step’).'</h2> <p>’.get_sub_field(‘description’).'</p> </div>’; endwhile; $html .= ‘</div>’; endif; return $html; } add_shortcode(‘howitworks’, ‘howitworks’); ?> EDIT: I change up my code … Read more
Filter posts by their related field’s custom field
Place product field value as variable in php
Get field value and use as variable in php
Editing the theme is a good way to get this done, if it’s a theme with updates from someone else I would make a child theme to prevent your changes being overwritten: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/advanced-topics/child-themes/ Another option is to make a plugin that utilizes a shortcode that allows any WordPress editor to just plug that shortcode into … Read more
Try this: foreach ( $donation_group_posts as $dg_post ) { $dg_id = $dg_post->ID; if(have_rows(‘YOUR_REPEATER_SLUG’, $dg_id)){ while(have_rows(‘YOUR_REPEATER_SLUG’, $dg_id)) : the_row(); echo get_sub_field(‘YOUR_FIELD_SLUG’); endwhile; } }
You can use && for AND or could us || for OR so the if statement would be if (is_singular(‘post-1’) || is_singular(‘post-2’)){};