• woutervanerp

• in reply to: Callback for update succes
• February 18, 2016 at 11:04 am

Hmm that’s alot of work and ugly code. First of all thank you for responding to my question. By your answers i was curious how to communicate with ACF trough Ajax?

Didn’t quite see that in the documentation or tutorials. If i would have more control over my ACF fields trough ajax that would great!

Is it hard to update and request fields trough ajax? and can i check for changes?

So that more people on one page can see the change’s without reloading the page.

• woutervanerp

• in reply to: Callback for update succes
• February 18, 2016 at 2:30 am

i just use update_field() at the moment and i don’t use ajax.
So i make the form and update with $_POST.

• woutervanerp

• in reply to: Callback for update succes
• February 8, 2016 at 9:26 pm

Somebody got ideas?

• woutervanerp

• in reply to: Callback for update succes
• February 5, 2016 at 10:09 pm

Frontend and without the acf_form() so i can style it properly.

• woutervanerp

• in reply to: Callback for update succes
• February 4, 2016 at 4:50 am

I want logged in users to edit their posts that have extra fields but they don’t get succes or error messages when the fields are or aren’t updated. Returning an error is also vey helpful for me if something goes wrong so i can fix it.

Also this ‘fields’ consist out of a repeater field and i already had some trouble with not adding and it took a long time to figure out why.

• woutervanerp

• in reply to: Callback for update succes
• February 4, 2016 at 4:35 am

Or what is the proper way to inform the frontend that the code is succesfully updated or added?

• woutervanerp

• in reply to: Callback for update succes
• February 4, 2016 at 3:43 am

Hi Jonathan,

Thanks for your reaction and i’m going to try your code right now!
Is there also a way i can also return a Error when there is no Succes? Preferably also with an error code for me as a developer to keep everything stabble.

Thanks again

• woutervanerp

• in reply to: Delete_row() selector not working
• February 1, 2016 at 10:22 pm

I made a workaround with an true or not true field so that it looks like the row is deleted.
From a developers perspective i can understand why the function doesn’t work so i don’t think it’s a bug or something. It’s just hard to change all the row fields by one function. When you use acf_form() it’s easy to delete because the other fields get saved to.

• woutervanerp

• in reply to: Delete_row() selector not working
• January 30, 2016 at 9:42 am

It only deletes the row when it is the last row.
But when i want to delete the second row and not the first or the third it just clears the second row.

• woutervanerp

• in reply to: Delete_row() selector not working
• January 30, 2016 at 8:35 am

I fixed the bug. Is it true that delete_row() only clears all fields and not removing the entire row?

• woutervanerp

• in reply to: Delete_row() selector not working
• January 29, 2016 at 2:26 am

I’m using ACF PRO 5.3.3.2 btw. I have the feeling this is more like a bug?

• woutervanerp

• in reply to: Delete_row() selector not working
• January 29, 2016 at 1:36 am

This stil didn’t solve the issue. When i try use 1 or 2 as parameter it stil always deletes the last row.