- How do I get ACF repeater field values from another page?
- How do you display field value of ACF?
- How do I export ACF fields?
- How do I use ACF options page?
- How do I get ACF repeater field?
- How can I get ACF field by Post ID?
- How do I get ACF field name?
- How do you get ACF fields?
- How do I find the shortcode in ACF?
- How do I export all custom fields?
- How do I import a custom CSV file into custom post types?
- How do I export custom post type in WordPress?
How do I get ACF repeater field values from another page?
Get subfields from a repeater on one page to appear on another page
- “article_title” (text field)
- “source_link_text” (text field)
- “source_link” (URL field)
- “article_date” (date picker field)
- “article_pull_quote” (text area field)
- “article_description” (text area field)
- “article_link” (URL field)
How do you display field value of ACF?
To retrieve a field value as a variable, use the get_field() function. This is the most versatile function which will always return a value for any type of field. To display a field, use the the_field() in a similar fashion.
How do I export ACF fields?
Installation
- Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/acf-impot-export directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' screen in WordPress.
- Use the Tools -> ACF import/export.
How do I use ACF options page?
Options Page
- Overview. The options page feature provides a set of functions to add extra admin pages to edit ACF fields! ...
- Requirements. To make use of the options page feature, you will need a copy of ACF PRO (ACF v5), or the options page add-on (ACF v4)
- Basic Usage. ...
- Advanced Usage. ...
- Template Usage. ...
- Notes. ...
- Related.
How do I get ACF repeater field?
The Repeater Field can be installed by purchasing a license for ACF PRO. On payment, you will receive a receipt from ACF and a user account allowing access to your downloads. Once ACF PRO is installed, enter your license key to enable plugin updates.
How can I get ACF field by Post ID?
get_field($selector, [$post_id], [$format_value]);
- $selector (string) (Required) The field name or field key.
- $post_id (mixed) (Optional) The post ID where the value is saved. Defaults to the current post.
- $format_value (bool) (Optional) Whether to apply formatting logic. Defaults to true.
How do I get ACF field name?
The “real” answer: go to the Field Group admin page, click the “display field key” button in help dropdown, then copy & paste the key into code.
How do you get ACF fields?
- To get all inherited fields, you must use recursion, as described here – Dmitry Kuskov Apr 30 '13 at 9:15.
- @DmitryKuskov You can't use that notation in comments. You have to use [label](url) . – ...
- Possible duplicate of Retrieving the inherited attribute names/values using Java Reflection – Vadzim May 28 '19 at 13:14.
How do I find the shortcode in ACF?
How do I create a shortcode that outputs the value of an Advanced Custom Fields plugin field.
- To do this you must first install and activate the ACF plugin on your WordPress website. ...
- Create a field group with the information you want to use. ...
- Once you have your field set up you can start creating your shortcode.
How do I export all custom fields?
Method 2: Export / Import custom fields by Meta Box Builder
Choose the field groups you want to export by checking the checkbox next to their titles. Then choose Export from the Bulk Actions dropdown. Then click Apply. The file contains data of field groups will be export and download automatically.
How do I import a custom CSV file into custom post types?
Importing the data
- Select your CSV file.
- Wait until the file gets uploaded.
- In the Import each record as dropdown choose your Custom Post Type (“recipe” in our example – see the screenshot below).
- Choose New items, if you want to add new posts.
- Choose Existing items, if you want to update existing posts with new values.
How do I export custom post type in WordPress?
Simply go to Tools » Export. You will see all your post types listed there. Select the post types you want to export and press the Download Export File button. WordPress will now prepare an XML export file and your browser will start downloading it.