• GigiSan

• in reply to: Problem with website’s password change
• November 9, 2023 at 11:00 am

Thanks John! I managed to change the password through your method.

Still I guess the site owners might wanna take a look at the issue. 🙂

Have a nice day!
-Gigi

• GigiSan

• in reply to: Is it safe to use the same field name in different field groups
• April 3, 2019 at 1:48 am

@acf-support forgive me for resuming an old post, but it would seem the fields get confused script-wise if they have the same name.

I encountered the need to copy all ACF fields from a group_a of a post type type_a to a group_b of a post type type_b due to an analysis mistake.

So, let’s consider this code snippet

        if ($tecnologie = get_field('tecnologie', $post->ID)) {
            $tecnologie_new = '<ul>';
            foreach ($tecnologie as $tecnologia) {
                $tecnologie_new .= '<li>';
                $tecnologie_new .= $tecnologia['tecnologia'];
                $tecnologie_new .= '</li>';
            }
            $tecnologie_new .= '</ul>';
            update_field('tecnologie', $tecnologie_new, $new_id);
        }

Here, $post is of type type_a and $new_id is the ID of a new post I created of type type_b. In both field groups there’s a field called tecnologie, which is a Repeater in the first type and a WYSIWYG Editor in the second. I basically need to turn the repeated rows into a <ul> tag.

Post type_a field group, field tecnologie:

Post type_b field group, field tecnologie:

The above script returns an error:
( ! ) Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in (…)\wp-content\plugins\advanced-custom-fields-pro\pro\fields\class-acf-field-repeater.php on line 844

Because the type of field the plugin considers is the Repeater, despite the required update is on the WYSIWYG.

• GigiSan

• in reply to: Is it safe to use the same field name in different field groups
• April 3, 2019 at 1:45 am

@acf-support forgive me for resuming an old post, but it would seem the fields get confused script-wise if they have the same name.

I encountered the need to copy all ACF fields from a group_a of a post type type_a to a group_b of a post type type_b due to an analysis mistake.

So, let’s consider this code snippet

        if ($tecnologie = get_field('tecnologie', $post->ID)) {
            $tecnologie_new = '<ul>';
            foreach ($tecnologie as $tecnologia) {
                $tecnologie_new .= '<li>';
                $tecnologie_new .= $tecnologia['tecnologia'];
                $tecnologie_new .= '</li>';
            }
            $tecnologie_new .= '</ul>';
            update_field('tecnologie', $tecnologie_new, $new_id);
        }

Here, $post is of type type_a and $new_id is the ID of a new post I created of type type_b. In both field groups there’s a field called tecnologie, which is a Repeater in the first type and a WYSIWYG Editor in the second. I basically need to turn the repeated rows into a <ul> tag.

Post type_a field group, field tecnologie:

Post type_b field group, field tecnologie:

The above script returns an error:
( ! ) Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in (…)\wp-content\plugins\advanced-custom-fields-pro\pro\fields\class-acf-field-repeater.php on line 844

Because the type of field the plugin considers is the Repeater, despite the required update is on the WYSIWYG.