• Resolved MarkPGray

    (@markpgray)


    Hi, I can successfully show fields within the [related field] tag except I can’t seem to get an image to show. I’m using ACF fields throughout. Here’s my code…

    [related field="mpg_facilitators"]
    <h3>[field title]</h3>
    [image="mpg_profile_image"]
    </p>[field mpg_about_person]</p>
    [/related]

    The title and mpg_about_person fields are all working just fine.

    If I use the [image mpg_profile_image] in a basic context i.e. [content type=”foo” name=”foo” image=”mpg_profile_image”] then it all works fine.

    Also if I set a feature image that is showing fine too.

    Thanks

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  • Thread Starter MarkPGray

    (@markpgray)

    Just tried this [content image=”mpg_profile_image”] and it shows the images but then the other fields don’t show

    [related field="mpg_facilitators"]
    <h3>[field="title"]</h3>
    [content image="mpg_profile_image"]
    <p>[field="mpg_about_person"]</p>
    [/related]
    Plugin Author Eliot Akira

    (@miyarakira)

    Hello,

    In the latest update, I added a way to display an image field like this:

    [field image="image_field"]

    In ACF, if you have the image field option to store objects instead of ID (default), you can specify in=”object”.

    For normal fields, please note the syntax: [field field_name]

    [related field="mpg_facilitators"]
        <h3>[field title]</h3>
        [field image="mpg_profile_image"]
        <p>[field mpg_about_person]</p>
    [/related]
    Thread Starter MarkPGray

    (@markpgray)

    Hi, still can’t get it to work. In ACF I select the image to be returned as “Image Array” though I have tried the other two options of url and ID as well. How do I use the in=”object”? I tried [[field image=”mpg_profile_image” in=”object”] but no luck.

    Plugin Author Eliot Akira

    (@miyarakira)

    Hmm.. I looked in ACF’s image field options, and only see: image object, URL, or ID.

    By default, ID is assumed:

    [field image="image_field"]

    If it’s set to object:

    [field image="image_field" in="object"]

    Since it’s working on my end, I wonder if something else is the issue..?

    Thread Starter MarkPGray

    (@markpgray)

    Hi, I’ll keep looking in to it and let you know how I get on. Its not vital to the project as I can use the featured image field instead.

    Just to clarify though, I am using ACF 5 and the image return options in the backend image field form are “Image Array”, “Image URL” and “Image ID”. I assumed that the “Image Array” option is equivalent to “image object”.

    Thread Starter MarkPGray

    (@markpgray)

    Hi, just updated to 1.1.8 and all is working. So thanks for that ??

    Plugin Author Eliot Akira

    (@miyarakira)

    Great, thanks for letting me know!

    I’m actually having the same issue and I have v 1.1.9 installed along side ACF v5.0.7 and WordPress v4.0.

    I think I’m confused myself when addressing images from ACF, too.

    For clarity, this works:
    [field image="cover_image"] and [content image="cover_image"]

    If I have Image Array picked in ACF, then this DOES NOT work:

    [field image="cover_image" in="object"]

    HOWEVER, if I have Image Array picked in ACF, then this works:

    [field image="cover_image" in="id"]

    When choosing Image Array in ACF, this only outputs the Image ID number:

    [content field="cover_image" in="object"]

    However, the two methods that do work output the same markup.
    Example:

    <img width="460" height="380" src="https://mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/cover.jpg" class="attachment-full" alt="My Great Cover">

    Is it possible just to pull the image url from the ACF image field because I want to customize the output further?

    Plugin Author Eliot Akira

    (@miyarakira)

    Hello, thank you for telling me about this.

    You’re right, in ACF 5, it looks like image object/array behaves differently.

    [field image="image_field"]

    This displays the image, whether the field is set as image array, URL, or ID. So perhaps in=”object” is not needed now – I’ll have to check this further. As far as I could see, it’s stored as ID (default) regardless of what is selected.

    You can also display a different size:

    [field image="image_field" size="thumbnail"]

    To output the URL:

    [field image="image_field" return="url"]
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