ah.. I see..
I’ll use yours then.. =]
Thanks for the advise! ^_^
Thank you for the suggestion anyway. I’m pretty new in PHP so my code might really seem unsemantic or such. Will work on that ;]
Thanks! =]
Hi!
Well, it shouldn’t be listed as a “list” as in
or
.. I want it listed in one line without touching the css so I coded it that way.. Also, there is a possibility that not all the Doctors will have a “Sub Specialty” that’s why there’s this line of code:
<?php
if (get_field('sub_specialty') != '') { ?>
I removed the array($terms); too. =]
Here’s my final code on displaying the term name:
<?php
$terms = get_field('sub_specialty');
foreach ($terms as $term){
$subspec[] = '<a href="'.$term->slug.'" name="'.$term->slug.'" alt="'.$term->anem.'">'. $term->name .'</a>';
}
echo implode(' / ', $subspec);
?>
Hi Jonathan!
I switched the return value to Term Object as your reco but the code did not work. Anyways, I fixed it already and here’s my working code:
<?php
/* sub specialty */
if (get_field('sub_specialty') != '') { ?>
<strong>Sub specialty.:</strong>
<?php
$terms = get_field('sub_specialty');
array($terms);
foreach ($terms as $term){
$subspec[] = '<a href="'.$term->slug.'" name="'.$term->slug.'" alt="'.$term->anem.'">'. $term->name .'</a>';
}
echo implode(' / ', $subspec);
; ?>
<br />
<?php } else { ?>
<?php } ?>
I added some codes too according to how I want it to be displayed.
Thanks for replying btw. =]
God bless!! ;]
Hi! The custom post type is “dims”.. the Departments is a custom taxonomy… =]
Here is how I want it to be:
I have a custom post type “Doctors”, each “Doctor” are assigned in different “Department” and has “Sub-Specialty/Specialties”..
The Sub-Specialty should have the same list as of the Department, so I used the Relationship > Taxonomy of ACF to call the list of “Departments”. It’s working on the back-end, but on the front-end, what being displayed is the Item ID of the “Department” not the Item Name/Value.
The taxonomy “Departments” is in checbox format.. =]
Thanks!
