I have managed to show ACF field on “Add Product” page for WC Vendors.
This is the code I have got from WC Vendor’s support forum.
and just bit of modification in the hook, instead of add_action(‘wcvendors_settings_after_shop_name’, ‘wcv_save_acf_fields’); hook I used add_action('wcvendors_after_product_form' to save the form. and to display field original code : add_action(‘wcvendors_settings_after_seller_info’, ‘wcv_add_acf_fields’); and I have replaced it with add_action('wcv_after_product_details' to display it on Add product page. The full code is below:
/*
*- Courtesy of Ben Lumley -
* https://www.wcvendors.com/help/topic/howto-add-acf-fields-to-frontend-shop-edit/
*
* https://docs.wcvendors.com/knowledge-base/adding-advanced-custom-fields-acf-support/
*
* This will display + save any custom fields applicable to the vendor_shop in question.
* Second one displays the fields, you can adjust the action it’s attached to in order
* to move the fields (see templates/dashboard/store-settings.php in the pro plugin for
* possible actions). You could also split and display different fields in different
* places – see the docs for acf_form, you can select single/groups of fields.
* http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/acf_form/
* Also possible via acf_form to alter the markup a bit to make it fit your theme.
*
* This code is not supported by WC Vendors, use at your own risk and at your own discretion.
*/
add_action('wcvendors_after_product_form', function () {
acf_form_head();
});
add_action('wcv_after_product_details', function () {
acf_form(
[
'post_id' => 'user_' . get_current_user_id(),
'form' => false,
'return' => false
]
);
});
the field shows now, but the problem is it’s not saving the ACF value. any idea why it is not saving 🙁
