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  • Hi,

    You have 2 options:

    1. Use jQuery to find the prev / next data from the DOM and generate the HTML on page load

    or

    2. Don’t use the has_sub_field while loop, instead use a more basic PHP foreach of for loop so you can use the ‘index’ to find the prev (index-1) and next (index+1) rows

    Does that help?

  • Also, as this is the new support forum (currently in beta) I have a few questions for you if you don’t mind:

    1. Why did you not place your code within code tags as seen in the wysiwyg editor?
    2. Why did you not place the topic in the ‘General’ category when it would be better placed in ‘Repeater field’ or ‘Front end’?
    3. Why did you not enter any tags for the topic for users to search for in the future?

    Thanks

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