How to use "if then" with ACF checkbox array

  • Resolved theatereleven

    (@theatereleven)


    10 years, 8 months ago

    I have an Advanced Custom Fields checkbox. When an option is checked, I want to show an image on the theme page. For example, if someone checks “hat” I want to show an icon of a ball cap.

    I know how to just print out the array:

    <?php

		$values = get_field('services_offered');
		if($values)
		{
			echo '<ul>';

			foreach($values as $value)
			{
				echo '<li>' . $value . '</li>';
			}

			echo '</ul>';
		}

		?>

    But I need it to do the “if this box is checked” then “do this” type stuff for the check boxes.

    I also know how to do a normal PHP if statement for a single ACF field. But this checkbox array is killing me.

    Thanks for any help!

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  • Thread Starter theatereleven

    (@theatereleven)

    Paid to get the answer from somewhere else. Here it is for anyone wanting to do this: basically, if your ACF check box field is called “services_offered” and one of the services was “ac” then it would look like this:

    <?php

$values = get_field('services_offered');

if(in_array("ac", $values )){
?>
<div class="dealer-services-icon"><img src="<?php echo get_bloginfo('url'); ?>/media/icon-ac.png" alt="<?php the_field('focus_city'); ?> Air Conditioning Service" class="tooltips" title="Air Conditioning"></div>
<?
}

?>

    That works like a charm.

    Patrick

    (@pskinner1972gmailcom)

    Do you know if I can I also use this for select box?

    Thank you, @theatereleven !

    I needed this badly. Thanks for sharing.

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