Jerrad

Nevermind. Found it when I was scanning the Changelog for your plugin.

In case anyone needs to know, it’s the [related] shortcode.

I have given up on using the Repeater field and changed to Flexible Content fields. This is working a lot better and I don’t get the duplicates. Thanks!

I emailed ACF Support and so far I haven’t heard back. I put a link to this support posting in my email so they might comment here. If they email me back, I’ll let you know.

That was it! Thanks!

For some reason double posted. Please delete this one.

You did it again! If I was your boss, I would tell you to take the rest of the day off. LOL!

Thank you so much for you work and support!

Have a wonderful day!

Jerrad

It works! You just made my day. ??

Thank you so much!

Jerrad

Here’s the page that contains my loop and below is the entire code I’m using. https://evscicats.com/evsc-curriculum/kindergarten/. I have two custom posts created for Kindergarten. The first is an ELA and it’s a website link. The second is for math and it’s a file download. I have the return value on the File field type set to File Array.

[loop type="curriculum" taxonomy="grade_level" value="kindergarten" compare="and" taxonomy_2="curriculum_category" value_2="english-language-arts-2" list="true"]
  [if field="link"]<a href="[field link]" target="_blank"><i class="fa [field icon]"></i> [field title]</a>
  [else]
  [array download]
    [field title]
    [field description]
    <a href="[field url]" download>Download Link</a>
[/array]
[/if]
[/loop]
[/span4]
[span4]
<h3>Math Resources</h3>
[loop type="curriculum" taxonomy="grade_level" value="kindergarten" compare="and" taxonomy_2="curriculum_category" value_2="math-2" list="true"]
[if field="link"]<a href="[field link]" target="_blank"><i class="fa [field icon]"></i> [field title]</a>
[else]
[array download]
    [field title]
    [field description]
    <a href="[field url]" download>Download Link</a>
[/array]
[/if]
[/loop]
[/span4]
[span4]
[/span4]
[/row]

Thanks for considering the idea. Will watch for updates.

I got a reply from MailPoet support this morning and deleting the plugin and clearing the browser cache did the trick. Here’s the steps they gave me:

— MAILPOET SUPPORT —

Please, try to reinstall the MailPoet plugin following these steps:

• Go to the WordPress plugins page.
• Deactivate MailPoet.
• Delete MailPoet.
• Install MailPoet again.
• Clear browser cache and refresh if needed.

Rest assured you won’t lose any data, the database will not be touched.

— END MAILPOET SUPPORT —

Everything was still there when I was done so the directions were good. I was afraid everything would be deleted from the database.

Thanks MailPoet!

Same problem. Even tried incognito/private mode on all my browsers.

I have sent a ticket too. It worked a week or two ago but not now.

@andrwcris

I wish WordPress would make these security recommendations as part of the first time installation. Here’s my wish list for WordPress on their first time setup screen:

1. When the admin user creates their username, the user is not allowed to type in “admin” and in fact the user is warned if they do and asked to change it to something else and given an explanation why it’s good practice to not use “admin”.

2. The admin user that is configured is assigned a random ID number in the database and every user after is setup accordingly.

3. A random table prefix is already setup in the text box and the user can change it to something else of their choice but not allowed to use wp_.

This would be easy for them to do, right?

That fixed it for me – Thanks!

Just to clarify, my Dashboard Site Stats panel is not working. If I view Site Stats like Neil mentioned from the Site Stats full page option, I can view my stats.