mattmerendo

Please disregard this thread. For some reason, the form subdirectory of ACF Pro was not included in my Git repo. It’s fixed now!

PHP 7.4.16

The error occurs with only ACF Pro and ACF Extended activated.

The error occurs on our custom-built theme, as well as the WordPress-provided Twenty Twenty-One.

I’d also like to mention that this happens whether I use our custom-built theme or the native Twenty Twenty-One theme.

Of course!

ACF Pro: 5.9.5
ACF Extended: 0.8.8.1

Unfortunately, I can’t show you the site, since it’s just a local site at the moment.

Basically, I’m using the [tribes_events] shortcode to show a specific category — let’s say “Animals.” That category has several child categories — Cat, Dog, Horse, etc. All of those child categories show on the calendar page, and their color appears as expected in the legend. All that is great and perfect and amazing.

The problem comes, though, because I also have another category — Plants — with children (Tree, Bush, Shrub) and all of those categories appear too!

So in the legend on the page that shows just the Animals, I have a legend that has all the children animals (cat, dog, horse, etc.) as well as the children plants (bush, shrub, tree)… AS WELL AS the two parent categories, Animals and Plants. I want ONLY the children animals to show.

Where in the code is the legend actually built? I could tweak it, perhaps, to add a class to each label that I can then use to display: none it in the CSS.

EDIT TO ADD

I created a completely fresh installation of WordPress and added both WP User Management and the Custom Fields plugins. It worked fine.

The theme I’m running on the original site where the plugins do not work is extremely basic. I’ve also changed themes to Twentynineteen and disabled all plugins except the two WP-UM ones, and STILL nothing shows up in the custom fields or registration forms areas.

I am having this problem, too. A solution would be great! The sooner the better!