I’ve tried both get_field and the_field to populate an array that would then be sent out. My issue is that I cannot get the default current post id from get_field.
My code works if I hard code a post id into it. (works like a charm). When I have my error reporting on when I echo the variable holding my id it shows the current id. So I’m a little stuck.
$post_id = $post->ID;
$comment = get_field('comments_linkedin',$post_id);
$urllinkedin = get_field('submit_url_linkedin',$post_id);
$image_url_linkedin = get_field('image_url_linkedin',$post_id);
The array:
Array ( [comment] => [title] => dear [submitted-url] => [submitted-image-url] => [description] => )
When the id is echoed as mentioned above it shows up in the error report.
I’m just wondering how get_field pulls the id and how I can have it work.
i’ve tried:
get_field(‘field_name’)
get_field(‘field_name’, $post->ID)
get_field(‘field_name’, 34) //this one actually works and publishes everything successfully, obviously I need something that is more flexible.
