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Hi @ingwine
Could you please var_dump() the $_POST[“acf”] variable?
Basically, you need to add the acf_form( $new_post );
to where you want it to show up and then get the posted data when the form is saving the data. It’s a bit weird that you can set it on the same hook. But again, I’m not familiar with WP User Frontend Pro. I’m sorry about that.
I think you can ask the plugin author where you can get the posted data from the form using the $_POST variable and the new post ID. This way you can update it easily.
You can also check if the form posted the data by using the developer tools from your browser (I use Google Chrome’s developer tool). I’ve attached a screenshot for your reference.
I hope this helps.
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