shieldfire

Had to go, found something that works.
A pity.

Thanks for your reply.

One can, kind of, get the same effect in Elementor by using inner sections. The parent section has one condition, and the inner section(s) have other conditions. Just tried it, and it seems to be working.

An in-plugin solution would be cleaner though.

Hmm, I tried

 <?php

function my_acf_iframe_shortcode( $atts, $content ) {

if ( $ressida = get_field( 'resultatsida' ) ) {

$str = '<iframe src="$ressida . width="100%" height="500"></iframe>';

return $str;

} else {

return '';

}

}

add_shortcode( 'iframe', 'my_acf_iframe_shortcode' );

echo "DEBUG: ressida = " . $ressida;

But $ressida is empty. Despite it having a value in the ACF field.
Am I missing something?

I’ve been playing around with this and failing miserably.
The only thing that happens is that I get the literal text, not the output of the code.

OK, after two weeks without any reply – and the first test period coming up, we need to get this resolved. I’ve tried the plugin with two themes, OceanWP and Blocksy. Same problem. If it can’t be resolved, then we’ll have to let this plugin go and try use something else.

Valid point, thanks. I will consider that – haven’t really found something that does it in a meaningful manner yet, I want to minimize user involvement in setting up the page in that case.

I do have that, I’ll disable it and see if that helps.

Problem solved:

OK, I found the solution on my own. After mailing with support for days and in the process managing to over-right my installation (I do have a backup). So I lost about 1½ week and need to manually restore the site (backup is on multi-site server, can’t afford pro-restore tool atm).

Solution: You need to use the Elementor tool to replace the URL… (not only in WP settings).
Important!: Adding an SSL Certificate to your website (HTTP to HTTPS) also requires you to replace the URL. https://docs.elementor.com/…/218-i-changed-the-url-of…