The ACF Repeater plugin as an additional component for the core ACF plugin was never free. The main difference is that before the ACF Pro version, those additional types of fields had to be purchased separately. Now they are all included in the ACF Pro version. More info from the Docs.
You seem to be missing the meta_query proprety and looking at your code you seem to have two meta values mixed, so we need to combine them. $loop = new WP_Query([ ‘category_name’ => ‘gold’, ‘orderby’ => ‘rand’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘meta_query’ => [ ‘relation’ => ‘and’, [ ‘key’ => ‘status’, ‘value’ => ‘active’ ], [ … Read more
You can use Php’s usort() function with a callback. For example, if you want to sort images by ID, you could try something like this (stealing the filter that @Milo used in their answer): <?php function sort_callback($a,$b) { if ($a[‘id’] == $b[‘id’]) { return 0; } return ($a[‘id’] < $b[‘id’]) ? -1 : 1; } … Read more
I’m pretty sure that you ARE incorrect. Let’s taka a closer look at this code you mentioned in your question. In first line it sets $where variable: $where=”WHERE ID IN (” . substr(str_repeat(‘%d,’, count($my_options[‘acf_posts’])), 0, -1) . ‘)’; So what this line really does is: get the number of some options (let’s call it ‘N’) … Read more
Both the_permalink() and the_sub_field() are functions that do more than output a string or URL. Try usingget_permalink() and get_sub_field instead: $link1 = get_permalink(); $link2 = get_sub_field(‘link_url’);
The page link field actually stores the post ID, which gets formatted internally by the get_field function on output. The 3rd argument for get_field lets you disable that output formatting so you just get the ID back, which you can then use to get title and permalink for that post: $post_id = get_field( ‘bookitall_roomstype’, false, … Read more
thanks to @kero, i managed to do something like this : <?php $dayNumber = “l”; $weekDay = “j”; $month = “F”; $year = “Y”; $unixtimestamp = strtotime(get_field(‘date’)); ?> <?php echo ‘<span>’ . date_i18n($dayNumber, $unixtimestamp) . ‘</span>’; ?> <?php echo ‘<span>’ . date_i18n($weekDay, $unixtimestamp) . ‘</span>’; ?> <?php echo ‘<span>’ . date_i18n($month, $unixtimestamp) . ‘</span>’; ?> … Read more
You can do this instead of using update_field(): update_post_meta($post_id, ‘fieldname’, $value); update_post_meta($post_id, ‘_fieldname’, ‘field_’ . uniqid()); // `uniqid() is a native PHP function. This is also how ACF creates the field keys Also, depending where you are retrieving the value, you may also have to pass the post id. the_field(‘fieldname’, $post_id);
Find the first occurrence of a custom field
Here’s how ACF keeps attachment data: meta_id post_id meta_key meta_value 971 931 doors 666 972 931 _doors field_25 As you can see if you’re using get_post_meta it will only ever be able to return you an ID. Since not using get_field you’ll need to do the extra step of getting attachment metadata yourself: $meta_one = … Read more