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I am trying to implement these:
Ex. 1
Ex. 2Ex. 3Ex. 4

I would like the edit option so clients can update/modify the html table, then hit submit, or similar to the print save or copy links, an email option where the changes made get emailed to me.

Ok to all the useless help i got, from thousands of people that must have clicked on this and decided to not even bother, I have found the solution and will share it to be remembered as someone who actually helps and supports DIY aswell as WordPress Fanatics!

<?php $var = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'CUSTOM FIELD NAME', true); if ($var == '') { } else { echo do_shortcode( '[open your short code]' . $var . '[/close your short code]'); } ?>
Now like i said, i was trying to apply a shortcode through a php file, using <?php echo do_shortcode("[Shortcode]"); ?>
Didn’t seem to work, as it didnt allow me to do add my <?php the_field('model_#'); ?> between opening and closing shortcodes, it would break. Obviously i was doing it wrong!

After hundreds of Re-Worded Google Search Queries I found it and
Used it as a guide to my solution/example code. But seem to have asked a similar/same question just worded differently.

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/add-custom-field-within-shortcode-using-do_shortcode?replies=6