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Edited: answered it yourself before I could finish typing. Sometimes typing it out does help. That’s how I do my thinking most of the time.
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Maybe this code for a nested repeater stripped of all the extra stuff will help.
if (have_rows('parent_repeater')) {
while (have_rows('parent_repeater')) {
the_row();
if (have_rows('nested_repeater')) {
while (have_rows('nested_repeater')) {
the_row();
$value = get_sub_field('sub_field_of_nested_repeater');
}
}
}
}
So basically you have two nested loops that are identical.
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