getting all radio button values

I finally extracted all radio button fields on my page.
You can do it typing the field key instead of field name in the code <?php echo implode(', ', get_field_object('example')[choices]); ?>
The result is an array so it can be further processed if needed.
With the Shortcode exec php I embedded a php snippet in my page. I was wondering if custom content shortcode had a snippet to extract an array of this kind of field.

Hello,

I looked into this, and the solution is specific to ACF – as you described, to use the get_field_object function.

It sounds like a useful function to loop through available options for a checkbox/radio/select field. In the newest update, I added a parameter to the [array] shortcode to support this.

[array choices=checkbox_field]
  Option label: [field label] or {LABEL}
  Option value: [field value] or {VALUE}
[/array]

So, I hope you can use this to achieve what you need.

Thank you for your update. I tried your code but unfortunately it returns a php warning: Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/custom-content-shortcode/includes/core/content.php on line 1853
There must be problems retrieving these kind of values on page. It returns the same error with field name or field key.
Thanks in advance

Hmm, I’m not seeing the warning on my end, with any checkbox/select/radio fields.

OK, I added a way to debug the content of the array. Could you download the newest version 2.4.7 and tell me the output of the following?

[array choices=radio_field debug=true][/array]

There should be an array key called choices.

Maybe before I did something wrong, but now it’s working fine.
Now I’ll find a way to loop each array value and output a link if a post matching the value is found.
Thank you very much, very appreciate your kindness.

Glad to hear it’s working. From what you described, I think you want something like this:

[array choices=checkbox_field]
  [loop type=post taxonomy=cities term='{VALUE}']
    [if first] City Name: {LABEL} [/if]
    [field title]
    ...
  [/loop]
[/array]

This should go through available choices for the field one by one, and if there are matching post(s) it will display a title and list the posts. If no matching post, it will display nothing.

Modifying your code to work in my site, I got this:

[array choices=field_55a4468691fa7]
  [loop category=restaurants field=city value='{VALUE}']
    [if first] <p>City: {VALUE} </p> [/if]
  [/loop]
[/array]

where field is a custom field.
It’s working, but it also outputs lots of <br> tags between the two values and the page become so long! Any way to avoid this?

This is due to auto-formatting of post content which converts new lines to <br>. The quickest solution is to go to Settings and enable [raw] shortcode, then wrap the block:

[raw]
  ..your code here..
[/raw]

This prevents formatting of what’s inside it.

Other solutions include putting the whole code in one line, or loading it from a custom field or post type.

This worked perfectly! Thanks to your plugin I can completely avoid php use.
Thank you very much
Tony