You have to return the output with the value. you can check the following code. function hello_shortcode() { // Load field settings and values. $field = get_field_object(‘producent’); if( ! is_product_category() ) { $checkbox = $field[‘value’]; } else { $checkbox = $field[‘label’]; } $output=”‹p›”.$checkbox.’‹/p›’; return $output; } // register shortcode add_shortcode(‘hello’, ‘hello_shortcode’);
How to work with posts and sub posts?
The most basic option I can think of is this add_shortcode(‘bt_featured_image_acf_location’, ‘bt_featured_image_acf_location’); function bt_featured_image_acf_location ($atts) { return get_field(‘location’, get_post_thumbnail_id()); } Change ‘location’ to your acf field name and thats it. get_post_thumbnail_id() will get the current post featured image id. Once you have the ID of the post (images are posts, they are of the post … Read more
From your explanation, it seems that we need wp_mail() function and post_updated hook. wp_mail() reference: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_mail/ post_updated action hook: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/post_updated/ <CPT_name> – replace this with your custom post type key. (Untested code – it should give you a good idea of what needs to be done) add_action(‘post_updated’, `send_custom_update`, 10, 3); function send_custom_update($post_ID, $post_after, $post_before) { … Read more
I am no expert but you are submitting multiple checkboxes with the same name attribute. Your current form GET action will return the url params like this for example… http://www.urltoshow.com/ville/paris?style=Classique&syle=Luxe So because there are 2 usages of param style in the url above, it means PHP $_GET[‘style’] will only return the last getted param value. … Read more
Little Aprilia learns to code 😉 was a silly idea to mix two things, justed added the ACF-Field, using its own if-rule if( get_field(‘apri’) ): ?> <span class= “promo”><?php the_field(‘apri’); ?></span> <?php endif;
I’m not using your theme. But if you want to call ACF field to frontend. just using below code. <?php echo get_field(‘slug_acf_field’); ?>
ACF group field disappeared after deployment using deployer script
This is a tough question to get an exact or correct answer to because it’s subjective… for example, I’d not use ACF, but someone else would. Here’s my suggestion for how to streamline this, if I’m understanding it correctly… Keep the Custom Post Type for ‘Items’ – then, I guess, keep using ACF to build … Read more
I would use an url parameter to define which products are shown, and update the page contents either by javascript or php.