Hi @texasfight
Thanks for teh question, unfortunately, without looking through the add-on myself, I’m not sure how the custom field values are saved / loaded / rendered in the woocomerce environment.
Perhaps you could ask the support team of the add-on you purchased?
Thanks
E
Hi @Fulvio
Looking for a web developer? I would jump on google for that.
Thanks for your feedback
Cheers
E
Uh, alright. By the way thank you for taking out the time for developing and maintaining such an awesome plugin.
Thanks again
Thanks Elliot. I’m using extensively ACF in my WooCommerce setup. Now I’m the process of rebuilding the whole cart using ACF and custom forms, because my products have many meta and need specific user inputs. It’d be nice to organize these in the order post, but for this part I might have some limitations. Do you know where I could get freelancer help? Perhaps you could open a forum section just for that.
ps – somewhat related: I’ve read your latest blog post http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/blog/planning-future-thoughts-ideas-version-5/ and I’m very excited about this news. Maybe if you are looking for ideas you could further discuss it with your user base.
Hi @Fulvio
Very interesting. Personally, I haven’t tried this before, but hopefully someone can post their findings here.
Thanks
E
Hi @scorcher
This is unfortunately out of scope for the ACF plugin. You will need to read up on the woo-commerce documentation to learn if and how you can extend the custom fields for a variation.
Thanks
E
An Woocommerce ‘My Account’ file. Sits in mytheme/woocommerce/.
Like I say, it works fine when I have the ID of the page in there so it can communicate fine with the global data. Just cannot get username as $other_page.
Hi @oscarf
I haven’t had much experience with CRMs before, but hopefuly someone else can answer this.
Just incase no one does, perhaps post this question on a more general WP forum such as stack overflow.
Thanks
E
I’m having the same issues. I’m using WooCommerce, WPML and ACF. WooCommerce creates a custom taxonomy called ‘product_cat’. The name of the field I’m trying to get is ‘Subscribe Field Name’.
I’m using the following, but it’s not returning anything:
<?php echo get_field('subscribe_field_name', 'product_cat_16');?>
It’s driving me crazy.
Hi @ayottepl
Thanks you very much for sharing this with us!
I wonder if you read over this guide:
http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/how-to/how-to-get-values-from-a-taxonomy-term/
On that page, there is code to find the current term ID / taxonomy, etc
This would help clean up your body_class code!
Hi @trenee71
All WP images have an ID.
With this ID you can load any ACF data (please see documentation)
With WooCommerce, you can load the thumbnail of the product just like in WP
This is not a limitation of ACF. Just some simple front end code
Good luck
P.S. If you’re able to work this through with me, it could become a great add-on for you to sell for WooCommerce shops…
Thanks,
Tiff
Hi, I’m not sure if this a stack exchange question because I don’t know if I’ve done all I can using ACF yet.
I’ve attached screen grabs of what I accomplished using ACF. The first shows the Feature Hover Image custom field with the uploaded image of the chair graphic in the right corner. Part one of what needed to happen.
The second image shows the settings for the custom field as a reference.
Because this is a feature image of a product item in WooCommerce and not a typical page or post I am unsure how to get that feature hover image to appear when that product shows on the shop pages. What kind of ACF code would I use to edit the WooCommerce product template?
Right now the product feature images just have a transparent hover effect. I would like them to have my specific Feature Hover Image instead. Example of product page in the link below…
http://oxgut.com/wp2013/product-category/products/
Thanks,
Tiff
I’m afraid changing “category_” to “product_brand_” had no effect. It’s almost like that line has no way of getting the id of the current term. The address reads like this http://site/?product_brand=1st-call-mobility where “1st-call-mobility” is the term of the product_brand taxonomy.
“contact_info” is my ACF field slug, and “Brands” is a Custom taxonomy, whose slug is “product_brand”. Its a Woocommerce plugin, essentially for adding manufacturers to Woocommerce products.
I’ve tried printing this code before and it just wasn’t picking up the terms custom field in the print either.
Do I perhaps need to define “$custom_field” somewhere?
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