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How to get a foreign key to another group of fields

  • In WordPress, I want to list events like concerts at Madison Square Garden or Radio City Music Hall.

    Let’s say I input this data in the backend (wp-admin)
    Concert 1
    Date
    Time
    Madison Square Garden

    Concert 2
    Date
    Time
    Radio City Music Hall

    In another section I want to have the Venues listed
    Madison Square Garden
    1000 New York Drive
    New York, New York 00823
    http://www.msg.com

    Radio City Music Hall
    101 Radio Hall Drive
    Manhatten, New York 00234
    http://rcmh.com

    When I list the Concerts in the front end, I want to also show the address

    So my question is…

    How do I reference the Venue info in the input (from a select box)
    Then how to I bring in all of the location data?

    Is there a post or doc that already outlines this scenario?

    I’m basically looking for a foreign key to the venues list.

  • Hi @dhobson98

    No worries. This kind of connection can be made with the post_object field.

    For each Concert, you need a post_object field to select a ‘location’.

    Then when you are rendering the HTML for your concert, just load in the location post object based on it’s ID.

    You can find examples for this here:
    http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/field-types/post-object/

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