Hi everyone,
I used this great plugin to create two submenues, which are displayed depending on which kind of page the user is.
I created two different groups with a ‘Nav Menu’ in each group. I added two new menues (menu-1 , and menu-2) and added some php code to display when the field is set.
<?php if( get_field('kommunikationsmenu')):?>
<div id="sub-menu-wrap" role="navigation">
<nav class="base-menu sub-menu communication-menu">
<?php
do_action('open_sub_menu');
infinity_base_nav_menu( 'menu-1' );
do_action('close_sub_menu');
?>
</nav>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
After adding the rules nothing happened, until I edited my pages and updated them (Can somebody explain that?). OK. So far, everything went pretty much as expected.
But here comes my problem:
I removed some rules (in the end all, except the initial one) and saved the field group (the database was updated correctly – I checked). But the menues are still visible. The reason is, that the function getField() still retrieves a value. I reloaded the site and cleansed my whole cache. But still the value is set and the menu won’t go away.
I tested it several times and it was always reproduceable. On my server and on my local machine.
Why does the getField()-method still return a value? Is there another way to check, if the rule is still delivering true?
Check your wp_postmeta table for these entries. Though you removed the rule the meta data is likely still available, and being called by get_field().
