So basically what I do now is wrap the code into this instead:
<?php $pistkarta = new WP_Query( array( 'page_id' => 73, 'showposts' => -1 ));
while ( $pistkarta->have_posts() ) : $pistkarta->the_post(); ?>
/* Content here from page with ID 73 */
<?php endwhile; ?>
Jeppe
Also I forgot to mention that it was a page, not a post, outputing the data. But should that really matter? Can you treat a page like a post and retrieve data from one page and output it in another?
Cheers
/Jeppe
Omg! I’m such a douche. I totally forgot to put in the standard loop.
<?php if ( have_posts() ) while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>
<?php endwhile; ?>
I wrapped the whole page in it and everything works again. I’m so sorry for this 🙂 I can’t believe I didn’t see that and wasted your time.
Regards / Jeppe
Hi @elliot, it says:
“int 38”
Dunno what to do with that?
Cheers / Jeppe
Hello again. A guy at my hosting company tried around a bit and came to the conclusion that if you put the post ID in the has_sub_filed();/the_sub_field(); the data shows. Like it doesn’t know where it is assigned to?
Like this (the “73”):
<?php while(has_sub_field("segment_servicepriser", 73)): ?> <h3><?php the_sub_field('segmentrubrik', 73); ?></h3> <ul class="artikel bigbox list">
<?php while(has_sub_field('artikel', 73)): ?>
<li>
<ul>
<li class="con60"> <?php if(get_sub_field('namn', 73)){ echo the_sub_field('namn', 73); } else { echo '-||-'; }?> </li> <li class="con20 right"><?php the_sub_field('pris'); ?>:-</li> <li class="con20 info right"><?php the_sub_field('info'); ?></li> </ul>
And so on… The 73 is the current ID of one of the pages spitting this date out. So if I want the same data to spit out somwhere else I have to put that ID in too.
I can’t recall that this was an issue before?
What do you think?
thanks again
regards / Jeppe
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