Post Meta main_leader

Hi @oikos,

Yes, it looks like the template is outputting the entire array. Can you share the few lines of code in that template?

You ultimately need to output the specific elements of the array, similar to this:

echo esc_html( $main_leader['full_name'] );

But if I can see a snippet of how you’re currently outputting that array I can probably help.

Here’s what I used to find the values:
$key_values = get_post_custom_values( ‘main_leader’ );

foreach ( $key_values as $key => $value ) {
echo “$value <br />”;
}

I see. The get_post_custom_values() function will return an array of arrays which can be a bit confusing.

A better way to handle getting custom fields is using the get_post_meta() function. Here’s a specific example for you:

$main_leader = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), 'main_leader', true );

if ( ! empty( $main_leader['full_name'] ) ) {
	echo '<strong>Leader:</strong> ' . $main_leader['full_name'] . '<br>';
}

if ( ! empty( $main_leader['email'] ) ) {
	echo '<strong>Leader Email:</strong> ' . $main_leader['email'] . '<br>';
}

Note that you should almost always pass true as the third parameter for get_post_meta() while using this plugin.

Does that work for you?

This worked for me. Is there anyway to grab the image url of the main leader?

Thank you!