Thanks for that clarification. I will look further into it.
Thanks. I am using get_the_terms(). It is retrieving the values but I need to only retrieve a specific index from the array depending on the page. For example:
– A person will see a page and then the name of an artist will appear.
– This artist name is a tax term.
– Only certain artist tax terms are used on specific pages.
What is happening on my end right now is that the first index of the array is being shown (the first artist term). Is there a way to only show terms that are associated with the current single post?
So the problem is that keys within two separate field groups are identical. For example of a field group with the id of “acf_project-group-a” and another is “acf_project-group-c”. Within these two groups there are keys that are completely identical. I suppose I know how this happened. In order to duplicate these mostly identical field groups I exported one, imported it, then changed field names and the group name.
I was able to verify this when I exported the PHP code. The part I find the most confusing is regarding the field names listed in ACF. I have unique field names such as, “proj_c_link” visible in the admin. However that field name does not exist once I export the PHP. It is replaced with “proj_a_link” which derives from a separate field group.
So it says “Solved” at the top. Can anyone point to the documentation that solves this?
