Hi there,
I hope this is a simple question!
I have a field group(“SelectTaxonomyGroup”) with a single taxonomy field(Title: “SelectTaxonomy” Slug: “selecttaxonomy”) in it which generates a shortcode of: [acf_form group_id="5043" create_new_post="true" post_type="example-type"]
I entered this on the test editor on a new page and it generates a dropdown of download categories on the front end (which is what I want) and an option to add new categores (which I don’t) and when I click the Submit button I get “Sorry, you are not allowed to preview drafts.”
What I want is NOT to create a new category but to pass the category chosen from the list into a php code array that displays product details:
$args = array(
'post_type' => 'download',
'category_name' => $... <--Here
);
I hope this makes sense
So if a category is selected (in the form) then product details need to be shown, also inside the form ?
Hi there Beee,
I don’t know – I thought the form was just the drop down box (does it show I’m still learning?).
Both parts of the script are in a single template (php) file, both parts work pefectly on thier own (the drop down & the products) they just refuse to talk to each other.
Again, I hope this makes sense.
Apologies, I don’t make sense to myself either!
What I have (on the backend) is a ACF Taxonomy field call “selecttaxonomy” which is a dropdown of EDD categories and I can pass this into a php that lists what products are under that category but this means changing the backend every time as you can’t get the taxonomy field to be a choosable field (dropdown, checkbox, anything) on the front end.
I then created a seperate dropdown and have tried to pass the choice into the original php code but can’t.
As for the <form> command, I got the code from the Codex & haven’t got a clue what it does!
I hope thia makes more sense this time.
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