ACF into Cloud Template

Hi!

I’m trying to insert into tdb_single_source.php this code $buffy = ‘get_field(‘author’);’;

I think is not the correct syntax, can you help me?

In the near future, please add native support with ACF.

I know that ACF is not your Plugin, but if you say that it is possible to insert it in those files of the screen https://i.imgur.com/gLoYC17.png, I would like to kindly understand how.

I’m trying to insert <?php echo the_field(‘author’, $this->post->ID);?> in tdb_single_modified_date.php but it doesn’t work.

Since ACF’s shortocode doesn’t work in Template Clouds, for example in Column text, I’m willing to sacrifice single_modified_date.php for it to show the author field I need.

Thanks Calin for the support you give.

But it is also a bit strange in this case to say what the editable files are and then not to confirm the method to be used to implement ACF. At this point it is better to say that no, you can’t use ACF with Cloud Template, if that’s right.

Anyway, I use a Cloud Template and in Single Template I would like to insert an ACF shortcode, only that inserting it in Column text, in the editor, does not work. And I can’t even put the PHP code in the file single_modified_date.php.

Is there a solution?

Hi Calin!
I would like to set the ACF Fields in the cloud template. Not in the “single” source code. Is there any variable available in the cloud template environment which is representing the post id which will be “parsed” from the template engine?

I am facing following issue:
get_the_id is returning the id of the template (which is just a custom post type) this is why.

To get correct feedback from ACF i need to pass the “current” single post id to acf which is obviously not the “get_the_id” id. Somehow or somewhere the template engine know which post to parse. So – there must be an variable holding the required pice of info!

I am looking forward for any kind of help!

Thanks

Sorry Calin if I come back to the topic late, I’m really asking you for a courtesy,

the following code

$buffy .= the_field('name');

work in tdb_single_content.php but inserting it in tdb_single_author.php doesn’t work, I have to insert it in tdb_single_author.php so I can position it where I want.

If I put on tdb_single_author.php

$buffy .= the_field('name', 40);

Specifying the ID, it works, you understand that I can’t put a fixed ID because changing Post must change the value of the field.

The proof that I ask you to do, however, is with the Template Gadget Pro because I can think that with other templates, like the one used by you, it works.

I ask you to try and find a solution, for me it is important and I think it is important for everyone.

I tried but to no avail, please check with the Template Gadget Pro and attach the file you edit (tdb_single_author.php).

Use the following code:

the_field('name');

Hi Calin,

I need a little help too. I’m trying to create a field that I can see in “new article” but also in “td composer”. I want that field to be filled in when I write the article and in the composer to appear to me in the same way as “source” or “subtitle” appears. I use afc, I created the field in afc but I don’t see it in the new article …

I’m waiting for an answer from you