Hi John, as always, you are the fastest! 🙂
…is_admin() is not enough for my use case, not even in combination with !wp_doing_ajax(). I often also use get_field() in the admin area, for example to display ACF field data in manage_post_posts_custom_column or the like.
I came up with an admittedly pretty hacky solution:
// inside the acf/load_value callback:
/**
* Don't touch the value if it was requested by <code>acf_render_fields</code>
*/
$backtrace = wp_debug_backtrace_summary(null, 0, false);
if( array_search('acf_render_fields', $backtrace) !== false ) return $value;
This checks if the function was invoced by acf_render_fields(), which is only used when an ACF form is being rendered (also when using acf_form() in the frontend).
Anyways, thanks for helping me think!! 🙂
