Champion! That fixed the issue! Thanks! Sorry for all the replies – we got there eventually! If there are any further issues I will post entire code blocks next time!
One quick question, is your advancedcustomfields.com/my-account/ a custom built area? Is it woocommerce with a custom theme?
Thanks again.
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Hi Elliot, sorry i mixed around my responses and was providing a non-specific example. With regards to the field group code, here is the code i’m using for this:
if (have_rows('class_menu') ) : ?>
<ul class="class-menu">
<?php while(have_rows('class_menu') ): the_row();
$class_select = (get_sub_field_object('menu_class'));
$class = get_sub_field('menu_class');
$label = ($class_select['choices'][$class]);
$link = get_sub_field('menu_link'); ?>
<li class="<?php echo $class; ?>"><a href="<?php echo $link; ?>"><?php echo $label; ?></a></li>
<?php endwhile; ?>
</ul>
It might get a little confusing, but this works when reverted back to 4.3.8 – is it possible that the database upgrade didn’t work properly? I’m working on a localhost if that helps.
I have reverted back to 4.3.8 for now, using the method above the labels are output properly. I think I will have to wait before upgrading.
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Is there any other information I can provide? Is it wise/acceptable to use the get_sub_field instead of the have rows?
When I print_r($object) from the above example, nothing at all is displayed. It’s like the object doesn’t return anything. So the result is:
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However, I noticed I have another of these loops where get_sub_field_object function appears to beworking, but it’s not in the have rows function.
if (get_sub_field('class_title') ) :
$title_select = (get_sub_field_object('class_title'));
$title_class = get_sub_field('class_title');
$title = ($title_select['choices'][$title_class]);
echo '<h2 class="' . $title_class . ' desktop"><a href="' . $title_class . '">' . $title . '</a></h2>';
echo '<h2 class="' . $title_class . ' mobile">' . $title . '</h2>';
endif;
This is displaying the correct values and labels. print_r(title_select); gives the full array.
