This is a limitation of how showing/hiding fields works with Javascript, and how WordPress saves meta-data. Probably the best way to handle it is to use the same type of switch logic where you want to use the data. something like this: switch ( get_field(‘radio_field’) ) { case ‘first_option’: // get data from your first … Read more
the_sub_field echos content. The docs are quite clear about that. The the_sub_field function is used with the repeater field and the flexible content field (license key required) to display a sub field value. When looping through one of these fields, this function displays a sub field from the current row. This is the same as … Read more
In this bit of code: $field = get_field_object(‘field_51d3f9c3f5554’); $field[‘choices’] will contain an array of the available choices for that field, not the currently selected value, $field[‘value’] contains the currently selected value. However, using get_field_object when all you want is the currently selected value is unnecessary. for the correct use of get_field(), read the documentation carefully … Read more
strip_tags() is not bad, but there may be a lot of tags you’ll have to allow. So maybe you can use str_replace() to only get rid of the <p>-tag: <?php $field = get_field(‘wysiwyg’); // your wysiwyg field data $strip = array(‘<p>’,'</p>’); // search for <p> echo str_replace($strip,”,$field); ?>
You can use get_author_posts_url() or get_the_author_meta(): $values = get_field( ‘editor’ ); if ( $values ) { $editors = array(); foreach ( $values as $value ) { $link = get_author_posts_url( $value[‘ID’] ); //get the url $nicename = $value[‘user_nicename’]; $editors[] = sprintf( ‘<a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/106854/%s”>%s</a>’, $link, $nicename ); //create a link for each author } echo ‘Edited by: … Read more
The ACF documentation says, the native upload of WordPress is triggered, so you can use wp_handle_upload: function my_cool_func() { // whatever it is that you want to do, do it here } // function my_cool_func add_action(‘wp_handle_upload’, ‘my_cool_func’); Or maybe you want/have to hook into add_attachment…
Because my neighborhoods were the only pages that required custom header colors i decided to just include its custom header within the single-neighborhood.php page so that the top header container, that was wrapping the navigation, logo, etc., would reflect the custom color chosen from the custom fields in the admin. It was the only way … Read more
You can find the Advanced Custom Fields fields which you added in the $_POST array under the ‘fields‘ key. Use ACF’s get_field_object() function to get the key of your field you added. So if you named your field ‘nr_available’, you have to find its key to be able to find this field in the $_POST … Read more
From reading your question, I assume the following things. Your post(s) are related to an author (user) Your post(s) are related to a term in the Custom Taxonomy “members”, which would have the same slug as a users nicename/username/something. First, may I recommend losing the ‘Members’ taxonomy, as Users already have author pages which can … Read more
if(!get_field(‘afbeelding_onder’)) { $prev_post = get_previous_post(); echo ‘<p>’ . get_field(‘afbeelding_onder’, $prev_post->ID) . ‘</p>’; } else { echo ‘<p>’ . get_field(‘afbeelding_onder’) . ‘</p>’; } not tested. you might want to include a while loop, if the previous post does also not have that value set?