Hello,
How can we get a Group Subfield value through a shortcode?
Something like this?
function group_shortcode($atts)
{
$group = get_field($atts[0]);
foreach($group as $key => $value) {
print_r($value);
}
}
add_shortcode('acf_group', 'group_shortcode');
then use [acf_group GROUPNAME]
I tried to use this, but I don’t understand php enough to figure out what the attribute to use is here. Meaning I have set up the shortcode to be used.
How would a shortcode look like in content: I tried:
[acf_group "Group field name"]
[acf_group field= "Group field name"]
[acf_group Group field name]
[acf field="{$GROUP_FIELD_NAME}_{$SUB_FILED_NAME}"]
Thank you @hube2 this worked!
I realize this is an old post, but I know this is exactly what I’m looking for. Unfortunately, I cannot get it to display anything and I think it’s just my syntax that’s wrong.
Group = “certificates”
Repeater Field = “certificate_image”
Subfield = “image_file_1″`
I want to display the value of “image_file_1”.
Would I change:
[acf field="{$GROUP_FIELD_NAME}_{$SUB_FILED_NAME}"]
to:
[acf field="{certificates}_{image_file_1}"]
I’ve been at this since 8:45 this morning and I know this is the last piece that I need. Any and all help is appreciated.
In your case you have a repeater inside of a group. To add to this you are trying to get an image field and I don’t think shortcodes will work with image fields, but I’m not sure. In any case you need to use
// acf repeater row indexes start at 0
[acf field="{$group_field_name}_{$repeater_name}_{$row_index}_{$sub_field_name}"]
