Let me rephrase this question. How do I display the second word on the front-end?
summer : Summer
Hey Hube,
Working with the web is sometimes a serious uphill battle.
These are the scripts I ended up getting made, and you don’t have to worry about time outs.
Imports posts from root of WordPress install and automatically populates wp_posts and wp_postmeta. This script has a long way to go for categories, tags and mapping ids. Tested with 150,000 posts imported in 10 minutes.
https://github.com/muzza78/Import-Wordpress-Posts-from-CSV-to-MySQL
A few importers I used for different tasks.
https://github.com/muzza78/ratings-importer-to-wp_postmeta
Please use and fork at will. M
Importing posts has been a major drama for myself over the past month. So after heaps of research and trial and error I have managed to import 150,000 custom posts.
The best options I found were TurboCSV importer and a MySQL script written by some one on Fiver (cost me $50).
TurboCSV was incredibly useful and imported all the WordPress fields and ACF fields from multiple CSV’s. The only problem being time- 10,000 or less posts is fine.
My new friend from Fiverr custom designed a MySQL script to import CSV’s from the root folder, which imports most fields except categories and tags. You are welcome to steal the script from-
http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/66804/using-a-mysql-query-to-insert-category-values
Please share your results with the community, and we can as planned; once more hold the world at ransom for one million dollars!!
For anyone wanting to loop images from another source using Flexslider.
I created a ‘text area’ field type and split the urls with a pipe (|).
www.domain.com/img/01.jpg|www.domain.com/img/02.jpg|www.domain.com/img/03.jpg
<div id="slider" class="flexslider">
<ul class="slides">
<?php
$string = get_field( 'slider' );
$split = explode ( '|', $string );
$split = array_reverse($split);
foreach($split as $img){
echo "<li><img src='{$img}' /></li>";
}
?>
</ul>
</div>
Remove $split = array_reverse($split); for normal order.
The following code is what works using the explode() function. How is it possible to combine echo for an unknown number of URLs?
<div id="slider" class="flexslider">
<ul class="slides">
<?php
$string = get_field( 'other' );
$split = explode ( '|', $string );
echo "<li><img src='{$split[0]}' /></li>";
echo "<li><img src='{$split[1]}' /></li>";
echo "<li><img src='{$split[2]}' /></li>";
echo "<li><img src='{$split[3]}' /></li>";
var_dump(the_field( 'other' ));
?>
</ul>
</div>
