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1. eddiehale
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   I want a list of child pages with custom fields -- and if there are grandchild pages a nested list of grandchild pages with custom fields.

   I made a theme and maintain a site for a bike club. The list I described above would list their single-day events with (custom fields) date and location -- a nested list would show their multiple-day event series each with its own (custom fields) date and location.

   See what I hard coded here -- if I could automate it with a loop, it would update whenever my client adds a new event.
   http://rideviciouscycle.com/events/

   Can you suggest some code? I would like it to work on the Events page and in the sidebar. I cannot write PHP from scratch. Thank you for help.

2. justingreerbbi
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   well I don't know how good you are with PHP but the process would be a somewhat simple.

   I have to do the same thing but for attached files downloads.. I know it is not for you but it uses somewhat the same thing you need to do.

   $post_meta = get_field('attachment_files');
   										// Get the number of the files that are attached to the post
   										$num = count($post_meta);
   										//print_r($post_meta);
   										//print $num;
   										if ($num > 0){
   										//print $post_meta[0]['attachment_file'];
   										if (!$post_meta[0]['attachment_file'] == ''){
   										for ($i = 0; $i < $num; $i++) {
   											// Get just the title of the file and strip any errors if any
   											$old = get_the_title($post_meta[$i]['attachment_file']);
   											$new = str_replace(get_the_title(),'', $old);
   											// Ouput of each file in a list
   											print '<a class="download_attachment" href="' . wp_get_attachment_url($post_meta[$i]['attachment_file'])  . '" title="Download This Flier" target="_blank"><img src="'.home_url().'/wp-content/themes/black/assets/img/icons/pdf-icon.jpg" width="15"/>' . $new . '</a> <br />';
   											}
   										}
   										}

   I hope it guides you in somewhat of the right idea on how to get it working

3. eddiehale
   Member
   Posted 2 months ago #

   Justin, I looked at your code, but I am so inexperienced with PHP that I cannot decipher it. If anyone else has a snippet of code that comes closer to solving the problem described above, I would really appreciate seeing it.

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