I’ve found this reply: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/images-upload-via-frontend-form-doesnt-show-images-in-the-media-gallery-2/#post-15408379

The code in the reply fixes the issue, but only when used with acf_form(), with acfe_form() it is fixed partially as when images are added into the gallery the field do not show the added images.

My first attempt encompasses putting the file names of the files I would like to be imported in the field as a full link, separated by a ” “:

https://localhost/link/to/website/wp-content/uploads/YYYY/MM/image_1.webp https://localhost/link/to/website/wp-content/uploads/YYYY/MM/image_2.webp https://localhost/link/to/website/wp-content/uploads/YYYY/MM/image_3.webp ...and so on

This seems to fail, as the image field of the imported custom posts remains empty.

My question would be: what do I need to do to accomplish successfully importing data into the Pods (multi-)image field of my custom post type?

WP All Import only allows me to map CSV fields to the fields of my post type. That is why I am trying to get my CSV data source as close as possible to what Pods needs it to be in order to import.

I want to retrieve the post title or any other identifiable info from the post containing the repeater (in this case, an image gallery).

I am creating a group of galleries (each it’s own post) with a gallery field.

I want to use Pods templates to display the gallery images, but need a way to “relate” each image from its post by a common name/category for slideshow/lightbox and filtering. This seems pretty basic, and I had wanted to use the @post_title, but the each loop does not allow for this. I understand the context changes and theoretically why this doesn’t work, but any alternatives would be appreciated!

As a feature request, it would be even better if there was a way to store a template variable, similar to TWIG templates, where it could be accessed from within the loop, and perhaps even allow for calculation.

Thanks!

I have created an ACF image field as a profile picture for users.
When I do the export in the CSV I get the value of the image ID, but I need the url.
I have changed the ACF field settings to return the url but I still get the ID.
Any idea how I can fix this?

Thank you very much,

Best

In some of these image-fields I have price surcharges which are set via a percentage-value (in my case ‘15%’).

Now when a product is configured to show the PPOM-images the initial price is calculated correctly and shown on each image by hovering (e. g. basic product: 29,00 € * 15% = 4,35 €).

But when the user then changes the basic product price (e. g. by increasing the measaures of my product) the shown additional price on the images still show the value from before (e. g. basic product changed to: 49,00 € * 15% = 4,35 €).

On the other hand the calculated additional price in the products total sum correctly adepts to these changes and show the correct new vale (e. g. basic product changed to: 49,00 € * 15% = 7,35 €)

This problem can be seen on my shop for example on this page with the following product settings (sorry but the page is German language only):

https://papierwerkstatt.de/produkt/fotoalben/
Ma?e (BxH): 20x15cm
Seiten: 30 Blanko
Bezugsmaterial: Leinen

1. Hover on the first image in the field ‘Bezug Rücken’ (‘Leder – 3500-011 [+4,35 €]’).

2. Change ‘Ma?e (BxH)’ to ’30x30cm’.

3. Hover on the first image in the field “Bezug Rücken” (‘Leder – 3500-011 [+4,35 €]’)

I would be very thankful if someone might have a look at it.

I’m trying to set up some PODS field on my website but i’m getting an error for the images.

When clicking on “Output as WP Gallery” i get those errors:
Gallery Image Links
There was an error rendering the field.
Gallery Image Columns
There was an error rendering the field.
Gallery Image Size
There was an error rendering the field.

Here is a screenshot:
Screenhshot

Can anyone help me please?

Thanks,
Alex

Could we add a setting to control what image size is loaded? I was hoping the preview image size setting would do this, but it doesn’t appear to.