You can get the value of the repeater field as an array by doing the following:
$gig_dates = get_field('gig_dates_repeater');
At this point $gig_dates is an array of arrays with each sub array representing a single row in the repeater, so to get the first one simply do $gig_dates[0]. This will return another array containing the sub fields of the corresponding row, for example:
array(
'gig_date' => 'Feb 5th',
'gig_title' => 'Gig title'
);
I hope this helped.
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Hello John,
Apologies for the vagueness.
It’s a Front-end issue in Input.js in the add popup function, more specifically the get_field_key function which apparently doesn’t exist.
Thanks!
if(have_rows('page_builder', $this_page)):
while(have_rows('page_builder', $this_page)): the_row();
if( get_row_layout() == 'page_content_block' ):
$this_text = get_sub_field('page_content_editor');
$this_text_plain = strip_tags($this_text);
// flexible row logic
endif;
endwhile;
endif;
I found that if you try and pass get_sub_field('repeater_page_object')->ID as the have_rows() $id parameter, it will cause an infinite loop, however, if you store these values as a variable on each loop index it works fine.
The above is an example of how I managed to get the result I wanted. This was placed within a flexible content loop in a if (get_row_layout == 'x') { } statement.
