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How to get a user ID in ACF?
This is similar to passing through a $post_id parameter to target a specific post object. The $post_id parameter needed is a string containing the word ‘user_’ and the user’s ID in the format; “user_ {$user_id}”. This example will display a field value from a user with an ID of 1.
How to display a field with an ID of 1?
This example will display a field value from a user with an ID of 1. This example will retrieve a field value from a user with an ID of 1. Note that when inside of a have_rows loop, you do not need to use the $post_id parameter for any sub field functions ( get_sub_field, the_sub_field)
How to get a field value from a user?
The $post_id parameter needed is a string containing the word ‘user_’ and the user’s ID in the format; “user_ {$user_id}”. This example will display a field value from a user with an ID of 1. This example will retrieve a field value from a user with an ID of 1.
How to display multiple users in a list?
Display a single selected user. This example demonstrates how to display a selected user (‘multiple’ = false, return_format = ‘array’). Display multiple selected users. This example demonstrates how to display multiple selected users in a list. (‘multiple’ = true, return_format = ‘object’).
How to create custom posts in ACF-users insights?
The Advanced Custom Fields plugin is a plugin that allows you to easily create blocks of custom fields. These blocks can be used in your custom posts, pages, custom post types, users, attachments and taxonomies. Although the plugin is simple to use, it allows you to apply complex logic rules to your fields.
What can you do with the ACF-users plugin?
Although the plugin is simple to use, it allows you to apply complex logic rules to your fields. For example, you can apply fields just to posts of a certain category or even to a specific post.