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  • My biggest issue is during the image upload process. My current implementation is as follows:

    Flexible Field
    – Layout
    — Flexible Field
    — WYSIWYG
    — Image Upload
    — Plain Text

    The Layouts are 1,2,3,4 columns etc… so each column could use WYSIWYG, image or plain text options.

    Right now I have ACF PRO 5.4.8, am using @hube2 Reusable Field Groups plugin along with some others that I’ve included in the below zip.

    So far I’ve switched WYSIWYG to text tab default (trying @3pointross plugin :), switched from using image object to ID, use no conditionals in the front end. Around image number 5 being added to a column row, I get exceptional page lag.

    I completely understand limiting the complexity of flex content fields, but really want ACF to work as it’s a great plugin @elliot

    UPDATE Have to abandon ACF on a current client site. They experience timeouts when creating rows. I’d love a concrete solution here, but Beaver Builder is going to have to replace for this project.

  • same issue w/ 5.3.2.2

    first two flexible content modules work great, the third is what throws up the error:
    Warning: Illegal string offset 'acf_fc_layout' in /Users/harbinger-air/Dropbox/sites/bootstrap/wp-content/plugins/advanced-custom-fields-pro/pro/fields/flexible-content.php on line 232

    for reference, i have a flex content field w/ various layouts (col_6,col_4 etc…) each layout has tabs for each column to keep things tidy for clients.

    edit:
    this issue only affects the third column – all columns follow the same structure and have the same options (img, plain text or wysiwyg).

  • Anyone found a work around for this?

    Using v5.2.5 and having the same issue when using flex content inside flex content.

    EDIT
    A workaround, albeit a bit tedious, is to duplicate your ‘master’ field, then manually add any subfields to your sub flex field (make sense?!). That seems to save appropriately.

    Here’s the layout for reference:

    Flex Field 1
    – Layout 1
    — Sub Flex Field 1 (Column 1)
    — Layout 1
    — Layout 2
    — Layout 3
    — Sub Flex Field 2 (Column 2)
    — Layout 1
    — Layout 2
    — Layout 3
    — Sub Flex Field 3 (Column 3)
    — Layout 1
    — Layout 2
    — Layout 3

    – Layout 2
    — Sub Flex Field 1 (Column 1)
    — Layout 1
    — Layout 2
    — Layout 3
    — Sub Flex Field 2 (Column 2)
    — Layout 1
    — Layout 2
    — Layout 3

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