• phatoz

• in reply to: Custom fields on woocommerce product variations
• March 18, 2020 at 10:35 am

John, and those struggling to piece together the different parts of this solution together, Here is how to display it on the ‘single-product.php’ page.

Add the following, or similar, function to ‘functions.php’.

/*----------------------------------------------*/
/* Displays ACF fields 'Frame Type' and 'Lens Type' 
/* Displays on SINGLE PRODUCT page and QUICK VIEW via archive
/* DEPENDENCIES: ACF Custom Fields
/* $variations are outputted by "variation.php"
/*----------------------------------------------*/
function frame_style_lens_colour ( $variations ) {
	$variations['frame_type'] = get_field('frame_type', $variations[ 'variation_id' ]);
	$variations['lens_type'] = get_field('lens_type', $variations[ 'variation_id' ]);
	
	return $variations;
}
add_filter ( 'woocommerce_available_variation', 'frame_style_lens_colour ', 10, 1 );

THEN copy ‘variation.php’ to your theme or child theme.
Add the following to the file, or similar, and save it:

<p><strong>Lens Style:</strong> {{{ data.variation.lens_type }}} Polarized Lens </p>
<p><strong>Frame Style:</strong> {{{ data.variation.frame_type }}} </p>

Now your variation specific ACF fields will appear on the front end of the website.

• phatoz

• in reply to: ACF – WooCommerce – Product Variation
• March 17, 2020 at 2:38 pm

John, and those struggling to piece together the different parts of this solution together, Here is how to display it on the ‘single-product.php’ page.

Add the following, or similar, function to ‘functions.php’.

/*----------------------------------------------*/
/* Displays ACF fields 'Frame Type' and 'Lens Type' 
/* Displays on SINGLE PRODUCT page and QUICK VIEW via archive
/* DEPENDENCIES: ACF Custom Fields
/* $variations are outputted by "variation.php"
/*----------------------------------------------*/
function frame_style_lens_colour ( $variations ) {
	$variations['frame_type'] = get_field('frame_type', $variations[ 'variation_id' ]);
	$variations['lens_type'] = get_field('lens_type', $variations[ 'variation_id' ]);
	
	return $variations;
}
add_filter ( 'woocommerce_available_variation', 'frame_style_lens_colour ', 10, 1 );

THEN copy ‘variation.php’ to your theme or child theme.
Add the following to the file, or similar, and save it:

<p><strong>Lens Style:</strong> {{{ data.variation.lens_type }}} Polarized Lens </p>
<p><strong>Frame Style:</strong> {{{ data.variation.frame_type }}} </p>

Now your variation specific ACF fields will appear on the front end of the website.

• phatoz

• in reply to: Display Specific Repeater Field Row Based on Date
• April 9, 2019 at 7:16 am

Perfect. Thank you!

• phatoz

• in reply to: Compare dates in rows against today
• November 23, 2016 at 3:06 pm

Yes, the $today was declared further up in the code so I didn’t include it in my snippet.

I ended up using this code and it seems to work perfectly.

$treasure_bag_date = get_sub_field('treasure_bag_date');  
$today = date('Ymd');
$next_week = date_create($treasure_bag_date);
$next_week = date_add($next_week, date_interval_create_from_date_string('7 days'));
$next_week = date_format($next_week, 'Ymd');?>
			
<?php // set #active_week to current week ?>
<tr <?php if( ($today >= $treasure_bag_date) && ($today <= $next_week) ){ echo "id='active_week'"; }?>>

• phatoz

• in reply to: Compare dates in rows against today
• November 23, 2016 at 12:28 pm

I’m very sorry for the time it has taken to respond to your reply.

I’ve used your example with a few changes:

// date starting the week of loaded treasure bag
$treasure_bag_date = get_sub_field('treasure_bag_date', 85);
$last_week = $treasure_bag_date-6;
$next_week = $treasure_bag_date+6;

<tr <?php if( ($treasure_bag_date >= $last_week) && ($treasure_bag_date <= $next_week) ){ echo "id='active_week'"; }?>>

The code is echoing all the weeks.

Here is an example https://www.gymbaroomteliza.com/treasure_bag/