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This is the result I got from $_POST when saving a ACF repeater.
["field_5c8f3ed7718ef"]=>
array(4) {
[0]=>
array(2) {
["field_5c8f423a718f0"]=>
string(6) "ico-04"
["field_5c8f43e5076f7"]=>
string(3) "333"
}
[1]=>
array(2) {
["field_5c8f423a718f0"]=>
string(6) "ico-04"
["field_5c8f43e5076f7"]=>
string(3) "333"
}
[2]=>
array(2) {
["field_5c8f423a718f0"]=>
string(6) "ico-04"
["field_5c8f43e5076f7"]=>
string(6) "123123"
}
[3]=>
array(2) {
["field_5c8f423a718f0"]=>
string(6) "ico-04"
["field_5c8f43e5076f7"]=>
string(6) "123123"
}
}
Is it possible to produce this with an ACF function?
I managed to temporarily solve it by doing this:
$field_name = get_field_object($field['acf_mirror_field'])['name'];
$field_object = get_field_object($field_name, 'option');
$values = get_field($field_name, 'option');
if( have_rows($field_name) ){
echo " this is a repeater";
while( have_rows($field_name) ) { the_row();
foreach($field_object['value'] as $sub_key => $sub_field){
foreach($sub_field as $repeater_key => $repeater_item) {
$subkey_object = get_sub_field_object($repeater_key);
var_dump($subkey_object['key']);
$field_object['value'][$sub_key][$subkey_object['key']] = $field_object['value'][$sub_key][$repeater_key];
// unset($field_object['value'][$sub_key][$repeater_key]);
}
}
}
}
Result:
array(4) {
[0]=>
array(4) {
["icon"]=>
string(6) "ico-01"
["txt"]=>
string(37) "22"
["field_5c8f423a718f0"]=>
string(6) "ico-01"
["field_5c8f43e5076f7"]=>
string(37) "22"
}
[1]=>
array(4) {
["icon"]=>
string(6) "ico-02"
["txt"]=>
string(42) "22"
["field_5c8f423a718f0"]=>
string(6) "ico-02"
["field_5c8f43e5076f7"]=>
string(42) "22"
}
[2]=>
array(4) {
["icon"]=>
string(6) "ico-03"
["txt"]=>
string(31) "22"
["field_5c8f423a718f0"]=>
string(6) "ico-03"
["field_5c8f43e5076f7"]=>
string(31) "22"
}
[3]=>
array(4) {
["icon"]=>
string(6) "ico-04"
["txt"]=>
string(44) "22"
["field_5c8f423a718f0"]=>
string(6) "ico-04"
["field_5c8f43e5076f7"]=>
string(44) "22"
}
}
But it’s very ugly and won’t run for every field type.
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