Hi @webmechanix
My apologies for the issues in version 5.7.11.
I hear you loud and clear, and am glad to see that things are back on track 🙂
Hi all
My apologies for the issues in version 5.7.11.
I am confident we have found and fixed the issue.
Can you please re-download the ACF PRO plugin files and test the issue?
An easy way to re-download is to edit the main acf.php plugin file and change the version number ‘5.7.11’ down to ‘5.7.10’
– please note the version number appears twice in this file and both will need to be changed
– after this change is made, please update the plugin as per normal and it will update to 5.7.11 (including the new fix)
@amarsyla Can you please re-download the ACF PRO plugin files and test the issue?
Hi all
My apologies for the issues in version 5.7.11.
I am confident we have found and fixed the issue.
Can you please re-download the ACF PRO plugin files and test the issue?
An easy way to re-download is to edit the main acf.php plugin file and change the version number ‘5.7.11’ down to ‘5.7.10’
– please note the version number appears twice in this file and both will need to be changed
– after this change is made, please update the plugin as per normal and it will update to 5.7.11 (including the new fix)
Hi all,
My apologies for the issues in version 5.7.11.
I am confident we have found and fixed the issue.
Can you please re-download the ACF PRO plugin files and test the issue?
An easy way to re-download is to edit the main acf.php plugin file and change the version number ‘5.7.11’ down to ‘5.7.10’
– please note the version number appears twice in this file and both will need to be changed
– after this change is made, please update the plugin as per normal and it will update to 5.7.11 (including the new fix)
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Thanks for the update. Can you please attach an export of your field group so that I can replicate the exact issue locally?
Hi @amarsyla
I’ve just spend some time testing this issue and was successfully able to replicate and fix the problem.
Can you please re-download the ACF PRO plugin files and test the issue?
An easy way to re-download is to edit the main acf.php plugin file and change the version number ‘5.7.11’ down to ‘5.7.10’
– please note the version number appears twice in this file and both will need to be changed
– after this change is made, please update the plugin as per normal and it will update to 5.7.11 (including the new fix)
Hi @amarsyla
Thanks for the bug report.
I’m very interested in replicating and fixing this issue.
Does this problem occur when updating an existing “group” field, or when adding a new “group” field via sync?
Hi @deset
To help keep conversations in one place, I’ll close this topic and continue the conversation here: https://support.advancedcustomfields.com/forums/topic/get_sub_field-returning-wrong-field-on-acf-pro-5-7-11
I’ve just spent some time testing a repeater field, but am unable to replicate the issues reported above. This leads me to suspect there is something else to the problem.
Is it possible that your sites are using the register_field_group()
function? We have been made aware of an issue regarding this function.
If possible, can you please re-download the ACF PRO plugin files and test the issue?
An easy way to re-download is to edit the main acf.php plugin file and change the version number ‘5.7.11’ down to ‘5.7.10’
– please note the version number appears twice in this file and both will need to be changed
– after this change is made, please update the plugin as per normal and it will update to 5.7.11 (including the new fix)
Hi @deset
Thanks for the bug report. I’ll perform some testing and will report back shortly.
Hi all.
Thanks for the bug report. I’ll perform some testing and will report back shortly.
Hi @nerdtech
Thanks for the bug report.
Can you please provide some step by step instructions to replicate the issue?
Fix for error: “PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function register_field_group()”
Please edit the ACF PRO plugin file “includes/local-fields.php” and add the following function on line 184 after acf_add_local_field_group().
/**
* register_field_group
*
* See acf_add_local_field_group().
*
* @date 22/1/19
* @since 5.7.10
*
* @param array $field_group The field group array.
* @return void
*/
function register_field_group( $field_group ) {
acf_add_local_field_group( $field_group );
}
Reason for error: The register_field_group() function was accidentally removed. Adding it back will solve the issue.
Fix for error: “PHP Fatal error: Can’t use function return value in write context in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/advanced-custom-fields-pro/includes/local-fields.php on line 304”.
Please edit the file in question and change line 304 to:
return acf_get_local_fields($parent) ? true : false;
Reason for error: PHP version 5.4 does not allow expressions, only variables. This was fixed in PHP 5.5.
Hi all.
Apologies for the errors you are experiencing.
Let’s get these fixed.
If your production website is crashing with the latest update, please manually download and restore the ACF PRO 5.7.10 plugin files from your account online: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/my-account
To address the issues, please do enable DEBUG MODE and post your logged PHP errors here.
Great timing. I’m currently wrapping up testing on version 5.7.11 which aims to fix these caching issue!
Can you please checkout the 5.7.11 announcement and test out the beta if possible?
https://github.com/AdvancedCustomFields/acf/issues/125
Thanks for the question.
The Clone Field is not yet supported for ACF BLocks in 5.8.0-beta3.
We hope to address this issue in 5.8.0-beta4 and will hopefully begin work on this shortly 🙂
Hi @chriscarr
Just wanted to let you know I’ve added in a new filter for v5.7.10 called “acf/allow_unfiltered_html”.
You can hook into this and return true/false to allow/prevent unfiltered HTML.
Hi @chriscarr
Thanks for the comment. I’m happy to add this in.
For naming, maybe something like ‘acf/allow_unfiltered_html’?
You could hook into this and override the boolean value.
Hi @enky
This is a good idea. I like the modular approach as this keeps your code clean!
This thread will be super useful to other developers who start using ACF Blocks in their themes, so please keep updating it as you discover more.
This issue looks to be solved in Classic Editor 1.1: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/acf-field-groups-wsod-when-classic-editor-is-active/#post-10956315
This issue looks to be solved in Classic Editor 1.1: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/acf-field-groups-wsod-when-classic-editor-is-active/#post-10956315
Hi @joshf
Thanks for the bug report.
We are aware of this issue, but have just realised that we didn’t post about it in our latest article: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/blog/the-night-before-gutenberg/
I’ll update that with a mention to this issue.
The WP 5.0 editor doesn’t have a space for the “High” location, so yes, you will need to change the position back to “normal”.
We will be working on a fix for this over the coming weeks.
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