codemonkeynorth

@pchlorenzo I think you can do it like this

[if exists]
[loop field=rsi_derechos_humanos compare=between value=10,110
include=this]
[field rsi_derechos_humanos]
[/loop]
[else]
algo va mal
[/if]

It’s still doing a loop so it’ll check all pages if you leave out include=this

I don’t think compare works with just [if field...]. Presumably it’s doing a meta_query whereas [if field... isn’t
https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Meta_Query

P.s. don’t prefix ACF fields with acf in the shortcode , just use [field rsi...

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by codemonkeynorth.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by codemonkeynorth.

@miyarakira another potential extra change:

on line 2501 of includes/core/content.php

} else {
  $id = do_shortcode('[field id]');
  $array = get_post_meta( $id, $field, true ); // <== change to false 
}

this then returns the field as an array as expected so this now works:

[array field=colour]
[field value]
[/array]

@iantresman

personally I’d use an ACF repeater. I’m not sure CCS is set up to process this.

looking at this it would need a way to pass single=false to get_post_meta and return an array maybe: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_post_meta/

(Would be great if we could use [pass array=some_field] and have it assume therefore some_field needs to be returned as the array)

the code below isn’t future proof but gives you some option until the developer updates the plugin:

in the plugin include/core/content.php line 1927, you can try set this to false instead of true at the end
$result = get_post_meta($post_id, $field, false);

This returns the field as a comma delimited string though not an array (not sure why), so the [pass array...] functions don’t work and I’m not sure what knock on effects making this change would have either

But you could then use string functions though to get values

Colour 1: [format split="," part=1][field colour][/format]
Colour 2: [format split="," part=2][field colour][/format]

or..

[pass field=colour]
Colour 1: [format split="," part=1]{COLOUR}[/format]
Colour 2: [format split="," part=2]{COLOUR}[/format]
[/pass]

but it’s kind of messy solution

it also gives you access to a pass loop

pass list check:

[set temp][field colour][/set]
[pass vars]
[-pass list='{TEMP}']
{-ITEM}
[/-pass]
[/pass]

or more simply…

[pass field=colour]
[-pass list='{FIELD}'] // creates a list from the comma separated values
{-ITEM}
[/-pass]
[/pass]

hope that’s of use

I believe [repeater] is ACF-specific

it uses this function https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/have_rows/

I guess ideally it should check for existence of the function before trying to use it though

[if not field=contact1_email]
No email supplied
[else]
[field key=contact1_email]
[/if]

or

[if field=contact1_email]
Email: [field contact1_email]
[/if]

check out [if exists] as well, I believe it is used to check if the actual field is even present on the post, rather to check the value

find the docs under /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=ccs_reference&tab=if