All values are saved as usual post meta data. So you can get them with function
$fields = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'my_field_group', true);
where ‘my_field_group’ – is slug name of your fieldsgroup field.
$fields variable will have an multiple Array inside, which should be similar to this:
array(
[(int)row_number] => array(
[field1] => value1
[field2] => value2
)
)
Hope this helps. You can also read more info on our official plugin page:
http://justcoded.com/just-labs/just-custom-fields-for-wordpress-plugin
I have configured the following code!
checkbox options
negro|id1
amarillo|id2
verde|id3
rojo|id4
azul|id5
morado|id6
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‘PHP’
‘<div id=”servicios”>’
‘<ul class=”fullservicio”>’
‘<?php $servicios = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘servicios’, true); ?>’
‘<?php foreach($servicios as $valor) { echo ‘<li id=”‘.$valor.'” alt=”‘.$.'”>’; } ?>’
”
‘</div>’
****************************
‘view html’
‘<div id=”servicios”>’
‘<ul class=”fullservicio”>’
‘<li id=”id1″ alt=””>’
‘<li id=”id3″ alt=””>’
‘<li id=”id5″ alt=””>’
‘<li id=”id6″ alt=””>’
”
‘</div>’
***************************
selected.. id1, id3, id5, id6
WANT TO KNOW HOW TO SHOW THE NAMES ID1, ID3, ID5, ID6
to show in ALT
‘<li id=”id1″ alt=”NEGRO”>’
‘<li id=”id3″ alt=”VERDE”>’
‘<li id=”id5″ alt=”AZUL”>’
‘<li id=”id6″ alt=”MORADO”>’
THANKS ….
Okay i’ve checked the code of my plugin and find the way you can do this:
(but you need version 1.3 to do this)
1) Inspect you element on Post Form (in this case “checkbox”).
find “name” attribute. It looks like “field-checkbox[12][val][]”
you need the part in bold. from this you get that field ID is “checkbox-12”.
2) Use this code in your template:
jcf_set_post_type('page'); // insert here post type you're using
$field = jcf_field_settings_get('checkbox-12'); // insert ID here
$field_settings = jcf_parse_field_settings($field['settings']);
$field_settings will contain what you need.
