ACF – additional seo description on filter

  • Resolved aquamarkt

    (@aquamarkt)


    1 month, 2 weeks ago

    Hello,

    thank for great plugin. I try to add new field in SEO rules (extra SEO description – I need description on the top of the archive during filtering and on the bottom of the archive) using ACF. On backed it is visible on SEO rules but I am not able to add it using any hook. Could you give me any tip how get to the object related with Seo rules?

    add_action( 'woocommerce_after_main_content', 'custom_bottom_seo_description_on_filter', 10 );
    function custom_bottom_seo_description_on_filter() {
       
    	if (class_exists("FilterEverything\Filter\Container")) {
    		// Get the SEO description
    		$seoFrontEnd = FilterEverything\Filter\Container::instance()->getSeoFrontendService();
    		$description = $seoFrontend->get( 'seo_description_bottom' ); // new field added using ACF in Seo rules post
    		echo $description
    	}
    }
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  • Thread Starter aquamarkt

    (@aquamarkt)

    Image with seo description on backend: https://tinypic.host/image/custom-description-seo-filter.2cATEU

    Plugin Support fesupportteam

    (@fesupportteam)

    Hi @aquamarkt

    In theory, you can apply a custom field to the SEO Rules. The main goal here is that you need to display the data from a custom field based on the?SEO Rule?ID.

    if( class_exists( 'FilterEverything\Filter\Pro\PluginPro' ) ){
        $seoFrontend = \FilterEverything\Filter\Container::instance()->getSeoFrontendService();
        $seoRulePostId = $seoFrontend->get( 'seoRulePostId' );

        var_dump($seoRulePostId);
    }

    Basically, you can pull the data from the custom field applied on the exact SEO Rule?ID. But you would need to create custom code for that.

    Best Regards – Victor

    Thread Starter aquamarkt

    (@aquamarkt)

    Thank you very much for help! I put here working code if someone would like to use ACF in Seo rules. If seo rules’s post exist ($seoRulePostId = $seoFrontend->get( ‘seoRulePostId’ );), it can be treat as “I use filter” or should I use dedicated function to check that filter has been used -flrt_is_filter_request?

    add_action( 'woocommerce_after_main_content', 'custom_bottom_seo_description_on_filter', 10 );
    function custom_bottom_seo_description_on_filter()
    {
       
    	if (class_exists("FilterEverything\Filter\Container"))
    	{
    		$seoFrontend = \FilterEverything\Filter\Container::instance()->getSeoFrontendService();  
    		$seoRulePostId = $seoFrontend->get( 'seoRulePostId' );
    		if (class_exists('ACF'))
    		{	
    			if (!empty($seoRulePostId) && is_numeric($seoRulePostId)) {
    				$post = get_post((int) $seoRulePostId); // Cast it to an integer
    				if (!empty($post))
    				{
    					$seo_description_bottom = get_field('seo_description_bottom', $seoRulePostId);					
    					?>
    					  <div class="wd-shop-desc">
    						  <div class="inside-article">
    							  <div class="description"><?php echo $seo_description_bottom; ?></div>
    						  </div>
    					  </div>
    					<?php
    				}
    			}
    		}
    	}
    }
    Plugin Support fesupportteam

    (@fesupportteam)

    @aquamarkt

    It is strictly based on your approach. If you need an additional check, you can use flrt_is_filter_request.

    Best Regards – Victor

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