I built a table for this page: https://www.ombres-et-lumieres.eu/vente-photos/la-placa-de-la-merce-un-condense-de-latmosphere-de-xativa/
But, I have to put some conditions to be sure that the part of the table where there is no data is not displayed. But, when I enter the condition, it leads to an error: the test is done on an ACF array (checkbox) and a field is missing: which array 's field do I have to test?
I watched a serie of tutos here: Wordpress FSE - Création des champs ACF avec Cwicly
From #5 to #8, the conditions with ACF fields are explained (in french) and very clearly.
I hope that will help you.
I saw that video a few weeks ago, but he uses a “true/false” system that is not my case and my needs, for this post: There are several ways of printing a photo, until now I just use two, that is why I use a checkbox list that gives an array. So I have to control the values in the array.
I could use a “true/false” field, but the back end will be heavier.
In another situation, see, for example, the homepage, I use a condition on each “div” with photo as background: I test if they are vertical or horizontal with an ACF radio field.
ok!
It could be a request to add an option in “Show/Hide Conditions > Condition” for a custom condition that could be written in a snippet. This feature already exists in Oxygen or in the plugin “If menu”.
With a few lines of PHP, it becomes possible to test everything including the values extracted from array.
In fact, I have more or less the same problem.
The display of posts in an archive is based on a date that is calculated: published date + duration defined once for all the site.
I can’t find another solution but custom condition (with reading of the fixed value and calculation of the new date in PHP) to fix this problem.
Are you still experiencing trouble with this?
The last few updates should have addressed this.
I don’t know.
I solved that by using a field with a value and I tested that value.
