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  • All good, worked it out by putting it through the loop then accessing the sub_fields!

    <?php
    
      if( have_rows('album_group') ):
    
      while( have_rows('album_group') ): the_row();
    
      $cp_album_info = get_sub_field('album_information');
      $cp_album_music = get_sub_field('album_music_g');
      $cp_album_name = get_sub_field('campaign_album_name');
      $cp_album_links = get_sub_field('album_links');
    
      ...
    
     ?>
  • Got it working by removing the foreach and just spitting out the return value:

    add_filter('acf/load_value/key=field_599774ca9d074', 'ek_option_defaults', 10, 3);
      function ek_option_defaults($value, $post_id, $field) {
          if ($value === false) {
              $value = array(
                  array(
                      'field_59977c2759a56' => '24 hours ago',
                      'field_599841d665210' => '',
                  ),
                  array(
                      'field_59977c2759a56' => '3 days ago',
                      'field_599841d665210' => '',
                  ),
                  array(
                      'field_59977c2759a56' => '7 days ago',
                      'field_599841d665210' => '',
                  ),
                //etc
    
              );
          }
          return $value;
      }
  • @hube2 Ah I see! Thanks. I’ve switched, but fields are still not appearing once the ek-search-date repeater is empty. Also tried on a new install and set to key instead of name. Is there another set I’m missing?

    Thanks!

    UPDATE:
    2 Fields will output as blank if I change to:

         if ($value === NULL) {
           return $value;
         }
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