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Whilst stepping though the rows of a Repeater or Flexible Content field, you may find it necessary to determine the row number (index). This function does exactly that, avoiding the need of a custom $i++ counter. | Whilst stepping though the rows of a Repeater or Flexible Content field, you may find it necessary to determine the row number (index). This function does exactly that, avoiding the need of a custom $i++ counter. | ||
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| + | Rows start at 1 (not 0) [https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/update_sub_row/] | ||
== Voorbeeld == | == Voorbeeld == | ||
Huidige versie van 29 jul 2022 om 16:02
get_row_index() returns the current row index within a have_rows() loop.
Whilst stepping though the rows of a Repeater or Flexible Content field, you may find it necessary to determine the row number (index). This function does exactly that, avoiding the need of a custom $i++ counter.
Rows start at 1 (not 0) [1]
Voorbeeld
while (have_rows('add_code_to_head', 'option')):
echo(get_row_index());
print_r(the_row(true));
echo(get_row_index());
endwhile;