To modify the theme’s registration would be possible, but definitely not recommended. It is likely that you would only be able to add your additional fields by directly modifying the theme files, especially with something like user registration. It would be a pain to maintain if you intend to keep your theme up to date. … Read more
This is purely an HTML issue. The problem is that you’ve tried to indicate the selected item by setting a value=”” attribute on the <select> element. That’s not how <select> works. To mark an option as selected by default the <option> tag needs to be given the selected attribute. For example, you are outputting this: … Read more
but remaining values (checkbox, select, images) are not getting saved I believe those fields are also getting saved, but you are just not displaying them correctly. And you should always escape input/textarea values, e.g. use esc_attr() for single-line inputs and esc_textarea() for textareas (multi-line inputs). So to make your code work correctly, try these: First … Read more
As you can see in the documentation, neither leasenum nor an arbitrary meta key is a valid value for orderby. If you want to sort by a single meta value, you should set meta_key to that key, and then you can set orderby to meta_key (or meta_value_num if the value is numeric) to sort by … Read more
I finally managed to make it work. found this post which was somehow related to my task. According to this, first, we have to edit the search form by putting a hidden input. name the input whatever you want. and changing the input value on form submission using javascript. <input type=”hidden” name=”search_type” value=”site-search” /> secondly, … Read more
So i resolved that noob question… here is a recipe step by step; get some sleep repeat what you leaned with a fresh mind apply the structure: <?php if( get_field(‘field_name’) ): ?> <p>My field value: <?php the_field(‘field_name’); ?></p> <?php endif; ?>
New answer I now have a better understanding of the question thanks to OPs comment and have come up with the following. Not tested! global $wpdb; /** * @var string $field The flexible content field name. */ $field = ‘a_flexible_content_field’; /** * @var string $layout The flexible layout name. */ $layout=”layoutTwo”; /** * @var string … Read more
Following @TomJNowell advices I descarted the usage of SQL query and aimed at the meta_value sorting. I’ll describe the scenario from the beggining with the solution. I have a custom taxonomy called “aplication” and another called “segment”, and every application term has a custom field (ACF) for a segment term. What I needed was to … Read more
Hi If I understand correctly you are looking to get the data associated with a custom post type that was generated in your WordPress environment created by the theme. This can be tricky to understand if you are not familiar with WordPress. Typically to get any kind of data with any type of post type … Read more
To start, why do you want to have your tag data in tags and also in a custom field? Seems to me like there is no reason for this, but maybe I’m missing something. To answer your question about the code you have.. inside your foreach you overwrite the value each time in the loop. … Read more