For anyone who may still be experiencing this issue, I just noticed that if I have debugging turned on when I run the export, the exported json file contains the debugging errors before the relevant json ACF is looking for. Turned off debugging and re-exported the file, and now it imports correctly.
Update: So I was using a radio button field with two possible values, both of which ended with a colon (:). Removing the colons from the values fixed this issue, which I’ve since come to learn is because this field allows you to specify a label and a value per line, separated by a colon. It all makes sense to me now. Sorry for any confusion. Just be careful using colons here folks. Label : Value, results in a blank value if your line ends in a colon. Doy!
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I am using ACF v5.4.6 with a brand new, blank WordPress install (v4.6.1), running the default, twentysixteen theme, and I am having an issue with certain conditional logic as well.
I’ve got a ton of fields on a custom post type, most of which are all conditionally dependent upon one particular field, and all the ones operating off of that conditional rule are working perfectly fine. However, there are two fields who are supposed to be conditionally dependent upon the value of a different field than the others, and I cannot get those two fields to display conditionally no matter what.
I’ve tried disabling the conditionally logic on the field for which these two non-functioning fields are conditionally dependent, and that doesn’t fix the issue. I’ve tried switching the field type to a number of different field types, also with no luck.
Short of deleting these fields and recreating them, hoping that makes a difference for whatever reason (UPDATE: This did nothing), can anyone think of anything else that may be causing this hiccup, when all my other conditional fields are functioning perfectly?
