No worries, loving ACF Pro.
Yeah I did too but I couldn’t work out how to do it from the information given. Now you’ve given some example code and explained it a bit better I’m sure it will be fine. Thanks again for sharing, I always try to do the same.
Hi Florian,
Thanks very much for sharing your code. I’ll give that a try today.
To ACF: I think its quite bad support that after 13 months and almost 10 other users (some of whom are paid subscribers) there has been no official reply to this topic.
+1 this feature would be really handy.
I had a reply from Michael De Wildt a while ago but I haven’t had time to try and fix this.
Now that there are 3 people asking I might send another support request.
So I have done some checking and when I convert the field to a text field, the values are shown like this:
52.402227;-1.44104
so the format is Latitude;Longitude.
I checked and with the Google Maps field option, the data is stored like this:
a:3:{s:7:”address”;s:7:”CV3 2TX”;s:3:”lat”;s:10:”52.4022271″;s:3:”lng”;s:17:”-1.44103999999993″;}
I have post codes for all of the locations, so is there a way of running a converter like script that will format the lat;long values in a way that makes them readable by the new Google Maps field?
Thanks
Thanks
Maybe that is best. So will that be included in the next update?
Hi Elliot,
When I inspect the element there are no styles active on the image, when I manually add a width:21px the image displays OK.
I don’t have many plugins installed on this project, only Advanced Custom Fields, A custom post type plugin I created, which just registers a post type and taxonomy, WordPress Importer, WordPress MU Domain Mapping and WP Migrate DB Pro. None of these should interfere with your ACF styling, right?
Actually I think I know the issue, the width set in this style: .acf_relationship .relationship_list .result-thumbnail is only applying to the div, not the img tag inside of it. See attached screenshot.
Cheers
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