Hello John,
That’s what I suspected which isn’t ideal although I appreciate that there will be an opportunity cost of features like this versus the complexity of the underlying code. Perhaps something to add to the wishlist?
Hello Luukx20, I couldn’t get your suggestion to work.
If I clone a radio field in the same field group (flexible content) but sitting in a different layout I cannot use the conditional logic options irrespective of whether it’s seemless or group. I just see “no toggle fields available”. Perhaps I’m doing something wrong but I can’t see how conditional logic can be used on a cloned sibling field.
Very happy to be pointed in the right direction but toggling between group and seamless doesn’t appear to make any difference.
Hello John,
Thanks for the response, I think on balance it’s easier for me to query the options table directly:
$terms = $wpdb->get_results( "SELECT CAST(TRIM(TRAILING '_offer_pages' FROM (TRIM(LEADING 'offer_category_' FROM option_name))) AS INT) AS term_id
FROM ".$table_prefix."options WHERE option_name LIKE 'offer_category_%_offer_pages' AND option_value LIKE '%\"" . (int)$page_id . "\"%'");
Interested to hear feedback on this but this will give me the term id’s I need which I can then hook back in to the ACF and WordPress functions to pull out the related offers.
Many thanks
Andy
Hello James,
Yes I could use an additional field but there is no easy (automated) way of making this unique to the block: it would need to be manually maintained.
The identifier doesn’t need to be a slug, just some form of unique id; I’ll find a way to work around the problem but could this be added to the feature requests?
Hello John,
Thanks for your time and responses, as this isn’t really a bug I’ll mark your last response as a solution.
Is there any reason that a normal nested repeater can call get_field within has_rows() but get_sub_field has to be called outside of has_rows() for a repeater inside a flexible content field?
Many thanks
Hello John,
You pointed me in the right direction – turns out it also cannot be called after has_rows(), so the solution looks like this:
$rows = get_field('carousel');
$row_count = count($rows);
if( have_rows('carousel') ){
<!-- do some count based stuff here -->
while( have_rows('carousel') ): the_row();
<!-- do some other stuff here -->
endwhile;
}
