Got it! I needed to add this line: if ( $other_details = get_post_meta( $order->id, ‘Other Details’, true ) ) { So the full code for the block I needed to change would be: /** * Add the fields to order confirmation/thank you page. **/ add_action( ‘woocommerce_order_details_after_order_table’, “my_woocommerce_other_details_after_order_table”, 10, 1 ); function my_woocommerce_other_details_after_order_table( $order ) { … Read more
Assuming you are working with a theme supporting the WP customizer: Using the customizer.php file (can be found in sub-folder ‘inc’, or perform a search, varies from theme to theme. Make you own = Customizer API) So, in your customizer.php – Add this: // Add to customizer.php inside function your_customizer($wp_customize) {} $wp_customize->add_setting( ‘live_in_ctc’, array( ‘default’ … Read more
So as described in the docs, the get_field function will try to get the post id that your field is associated. If he can’t it will return nothing, so you have to pass the post id yourself, like the example below that I got in the docs: $post_id = false; // current post $post_id = … Read more
I don’t think ACF is the plugin that you need for this kind of goal. ACF provides an ability to add custom fields in the admin panel and shows the data supplied in the frontend. What you need is a plugin that will allow you to add custom fields for users to fill up in … Read more
$birthday_ts = strtotime( get_field(‘dob’) ); $now = current_time( ‘timestamp’ ); $years = intval( ( $now – $birthday_ts ) / YEAR_IN_SECONDS ); $months = intval( ( $now – $birthday_ts ) / MONTH_IN_SECONDS ); $weeks = intval( ( $now – $birthday_ts ) / WEEK_IN_SECONDS ); $days = intval( ( $now – $birthday_ts ) / DAY_IN_SECONDS ); $hours … Read more
I was just on this too recently. So save the dimensions data using the woocommerce_add_cart_item_data filter. I see you are only taking in 2 arguments. If this is variable product, you’ll need all 4 params in the filter. Then we do the pricing override. You can’t use woocommerce_add_to_cart to do the pricing override as the … Read more
In CMB2 you can use the group type to create a repeating fields, then inside the group, you declare the text_date type. Let’s say you have an Events where you set multiple dates. $events = new_cmb2_box([ ‘id’ => ‘events_metabox’, ‘title’ => __(‘Events’, ‘text_domain’), ‘object_types’ => …, ‘show_on’ => …, … ]); $events_group_id = $events->add_field([ ‘id’ … Read more
If you use Post Object field type, then it is stored as ID in custom field. So this should do the trick: $posts = get_posts(array( ‘numberposts’ => -1, ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘meta_key’ => ‘<FIELD_NAME>’, ‘meta_value’ => <POST_ID> )); PS. You should use ‘posts_per_page’ instead of ‘numberposts’ (which is deprecated).
Put this in functions.php of your theme. add_shortcode( ‘dansk_url’, ‘dansk_url’ ); function dansk_url() { $output=””; $the_url= get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘dansk_url’, true ); if ( $the_url) $output .= ‘<a href=”‘ . esc_url( $the_url) . ‘”>Dansk</a>’; return $output; } and use shortcode [dansk_url] in the post.
I think “how” depends mostly on the theme (or page builder plugin) you’re using. If the posts section is hard-coded to a page or an archive template then you could copy the template to a child theme and make the required changes to the copied file. If the post boxes are template_parts or they are … Read more