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  • Hopefully this helps others out in the future. This is for WP ALl Import, it uses Google GEO Location API.

    
// Get location data from Google
function parse_address_google( $address = '' ) {
    if( empty( $address ) ) {
        return;
    }
    $geolocate_api_key = 'XXXX';
    $address = urlencode( $address );
    $request = wp_remote_get("https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=$address&key=$geolocate_api_key");
    $json = wp_remote_retrieve_body( $request );
    $data = json_decode( $json );
    if ( !$data ) {
		// ERROR! Google Maps returned an invalid response, expected JSON data
		return;
	}
	if ( isset($data->{'error_message'}) ) {
		// ERROR! Google Maps API returned an error
		return;
	}
	if ( empty($data->{'results'}[0]->{'geometry'}->{'location'}->{'lat'}) || empty($data->{'results'}[0]->{'geometry'}->{'location'}->{'lng'}) ) {
		// ERROR! Latitude/Longitude could not be found
		return;
	}
    $array = json_decode( $json, true );
    $result = $array['results'][0];
    $location = array();
    // street_number, street_name, city, state, post_code and country
    foreach ($result['address_components'] as $component) {
        switch ($component['types']) {
          case in_array('street_number', $component['types']):
            $location['street_number'] = $component['long_name'];
            break;
          case in_array('route', $component['types']):
            $location['street_name'] = $component['long_name'];
            break;
          case in_array('sublocality', $component['types']):
            $location['sublocality'] = $component['long_name'];
            break;
          case in_array('locality', $component['types']):
            $location['city'] = $component['long_name'];
            break;
          case in_array('administrative_area_level_2', $component['types']):
            $location['region'] = $component['long_name'];
            break;
          case in_array('administrative_area_level_1', $component['types']):
            $location['state'] = $component['long_name'];
            $location['state_short'] = $component['short_name'];
            break;
          case in_array('postal_code', $component['types']):
            $location['postal_code'] = $component['long_name'];
            break;
          case in_array('country', $component['types']):
            $location['country'] = $component['long_name'];
            $location['country_short'] = $component['short_name'];
            break;
        }
      }
      $location['lat'] = $data->{'results'}[0]->{'geometry'}->{'location'}->{'lat'};
	  $location['lng'] = $data->{'results'}[0]->{'geometry'}->{'location'}->{'lng'};
      return $location;
} 

// run on import
function _s_acf_update_map_field( $id ) {
    // Get ACF map field    
    $field = get_field( 'field_5eb49ed952662', $id );
    if( empty( $field['address'] ) ) {
        return;
    }
    $location = parse_address_google( $field['address'] );
    $args = wp_parse_args( $location, $field );
    update_field( 'field_5eb49ed952662', $args, $id );
}
add_action( 'pmxi_saved_post', '_s_acf_update_map_field', 10, 1 );

  • I’m having similar issues where repeater fields are not working in a widget. I creates a repeater called logos, and places it in a footer widget. It only contains 3 small logos and all fields have short names.

    It works on all pages, posts, archives etc….

    But then when you do a search, they are missing from the search results page.

    How would I query widget fields directly like you can do posts with get_post_meta()?

    Thanks.

  • I only wish I could afford to buy a ticket from Vancouver BC Canada to WordCamp Europe. 😛

    Sadly it’s not in this years budget.

  • Jonathon,

    Thanks so much for the help. I ended up just making the end date mandatory. This turned into to much work so I just went that route.

    I’ll try your last suggestion still, but if I don’t use it I still wanted to just say thanks.

    Send me your paypal email and I’ll buy you a beer.

  • Got it to work using this code here:

    function my_acf_load_field( $value, $post_id, $field  )
{	
	$event_start = get_field_object('field_5217ac66687dc', $post_id);
	$event_end = get_field_object('field_524b4ca5ff418', $post_id);
    
	if( empty( $event_end['value'] )):
		$value = $event_start['value'];
	endif;

	return $value;
}

//add_filter('acf/update_value/key=field_524b4ca5ff418', 'my_acf_load_field', 10, 3);

    Problem is, if you save it duplicates it if empt, then if you clear it and hit save again, it is blank till you hit save a second time.

  • If anyone can solve this for me I’d love to buy them a few beers.

    I’m not sure if it makes any difference or not that its a date picker field.

  • Sadly that didn’t work.

    I checked the original method inside the acf.php file and tried this as well with no results.

    function my_acf_save_post( $post_id )
	{

		// load from post
		if( !isset($_POST['fields']) )
		{
			return false;
		}
		

		// loop through and save
		if( $_POST['fields'] )
		{
			
			$fields = $_POST['fields'];
		
			// concert details
			
			// event start date
			//$fields['field_5217ac66687dc']
			// event end date
			//$fields['field_524b4ca5ff418']
			
			if( empty( $_POST['fields']['field_524b4ca5ff418'] ) )
				$_POST['fields']['field_524b4ca5ff418'] = $fields['field_5217ac66687dc'];
			
			// calendar details
			
			// event start date
			//$fields['field_524b4c06af2a2']
			// event end date
			//$fields['field_524b4c3aaf2a4']
			if( empty( $_POST['fields']['field_524b4c3aaf2a4'] ) )
				$_POST['fields']['field_524b4c3aaf2a4'] = $fields['field_524b4c06af2a2'];
			
			
			
			foreach( $_POST['fields'] as $key => $value )
			{
				// parse types
				// - caused issues with saving numbers (0 were removed)
				//$value = apply_filters('acf/parse_types', $value);
		
				// get field
				$field = apply_filters('acf/load_field', false, $key );
				
				// update field
				do_action('acf/update_value', $value, $post_id, $field );
				
			}
			// foreach($fields as $key => $value)
		}
		// if($fields)
		
		
		return true;
	}

    I’m super stumped, which sucks sine I write code all day long.

  • Did that already. It prints out an array of fields. That’s actually how I got the field keys.

    Maybe I’m wrong about what the hook does and how it does it. Is the $fields array saved, or is the $_POST array saved.

    All I know is when I hit update, the end date field is still blank.

  • K, sorry, I must be missing somehting. Here’s my code that doesn’t seem to work.

    function my_acf_save_post( $post_id )
{
	// vars
	$fields = false;
 
	// load from post
	if( isset($_POST['fields']) )
	{
		$fields = $_POST['fields'];
		
		// concert details
		
		// event start date
		//$fields['field_5217ac66687dc']
		// event end date
		//$fields['field_524b4ca5ff418']
		
		if( empty( $fields['field_524b4ca5ff418'] ) )
			$fields['field_524b4ca5ff418'] = $fields['field_5217ac66687dc'];
		
		// calendar details
		
		// event start date
		//$fields['field_524b4c06af2a2']
		// event end date
		//$fields['field_524b4c3aaf2a4']
		if( empty( $fields['field_524b4c3aaf2a4'] ) )
			$fields['field_524b4c3aaf2a4'] = $fields['field_524b4c06af2a2'];
	}
 
	// ...
}
 
// run before ACF saves the $_POST['fields'] data
add_action('acf/save_post', 'my_acf_save_post', 1);

  • Jonathan, thanks for the response. I guess I just need to manipulate the field keys then and ACF does all the heavy lifting in the back end then.

    I was just worried that the field keys were dynamic and would change. That’s why I was looking for the actual key names created such as mom_event_date”

    I’ll give that a try and see how it works.

  • I’m getting the same error. I have no idea why its happening.

    It just doesn’t want to save the repeater fields at all.

    Found the issue:

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-mail-address-encoder/

    Do not use this plugin, it will break all your repeater fields.

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