• marksmediaontwerp.nl

• in reply to: Sort posts by date picker in repeater field
• November 8, 2015 at 10:39 pm

Hi,

Thanks for your answer. Something i don’t understand or it was not good. BUT, with this code it works fine for me:

<?php 
                        /*build and fill: cp-loop and repeater loop*/
                        if(have_posts()) : while(have_posts()) : the_post(); 
                            $my_workshop_name = get_the_title();

                            if( have_rows('datums') ):
                                while ( have_rows('datums') ) : the_row();

                                $my_workshop_date = get_sub_field('datum');
                                $the_ID = get_the_ID();

                                /*of course you can extend this with additional fields or infos for that workshop that you can use later*/
                                $workshops[$my_workshop_date][$the_ID]['date'] = $my_workshop_date;
                                $workshops[$my_workshop_date][$the_ID]['name'] = $my_workshop_name;
                                endwhile;
                            endif;

                        endwhile;
                        endif;

                        /*output*/

                        //    [20151201]=> array(1) { [29]=> array(2) { ["date"]=> string(8) "20151201" ["name"]=> string(18) "TEST123 4-12-2015" } } 
                        //$datum = date("Ymd");

                        ksort($workshops);

                        foreach ($workshops as $key_day => $row_day){
                            if ($key_day > date("Ymd")) {
                                foreach ($row_day as $key_workshop => $row_workshop){
                                    $workshop_name = $row_workshop['name'];
                                    $workshop_date = $row_workshop['date'];
                                    echo $workshop_date .' : '. $workshop_name .'<br />';
                                }
                            }
                        }
                    ?>