Okay, I’m partly succeeding in what I’m trying to do. I want the certain row to show, when a certain field’s input matches the title of the page, to display that row. Currently, it does display the brand_name correctly, but none of the other fields (such as brand_logo) actually display. Help?
if (have_rows('brand_checklists', 'option')):
if (have_rows('brand_checklists', 'option')) : the_row();
if (get_sub_field('brand_name') == the_title()) {
the_sub_field('brand_name');
the_sub_field('brand_logo'); //this is what does not display
}
endif;
else :
// no rows found
endif;
I’m not exactly sure what your seeing or why, but your if statement is likely the cause since it will give unexpected results
if (get_sub_field('brand_name') == the_title()) {
the_title() echos the title of the post so every pass through the loop is echoing the title. I don’t know what results from attempting to compare a value to an echoed value.
try using get_the_title()
For some reason, it solved my problem on one of my pages (the one with the first row). However, for the other pages that need a row further down in the repeater, nothing is displayed.
In fact, I made the discovery that getting rid of the contents of my inner if, it still only displays the first column. Even with the inner contents gone.
if (have_rows('mermaid_tail_brand_checklists', 'option')):
if (have_rows('mermaid_tail_brand_checklists', 'option')) : the_row();
if (get_sub_field('brand_name') == the_title()) {
the_sub_field('brand_name'); //both of these do not make a difference in the display if they are deleted
the_sub_field('brand_logo'); //both of these do not make a difference in the display if they are deleted
}
endif;
else :
// no rows found
endif;
