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  • Thread Starter Brickbucki

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    Woohoo, perfect! Thanks a lot.

    Thread Starter Brickbucki

    (@brickbucki)

    Jeeehaaa, I finally got it:

    [array]
      [-array wpcf-part_id each=true]
        lorem [field value] ipsum
      [/-array]
    [/array]

    Thanks a lot for your help – now I can keep on doing magic with this cool plugin ??

    Thread Starter Brickbucki

    (@brickbucki)

    I tried the following

    [array wpcf-part_id]
      [field value]
    [/array]
    
    [array wpcf-part_id debug=true][/array]
    
    [array wpcf-part_id debug=true]
      [field value]
    [/array]

    Each of them is printing the first – and only the first – number in the array (which is 3956) … without any debugging info in each case.

    Just inserting [array debug=true][/array] results in the same infos as shown above, in the previous post of mine. I changed nothing.

    And yes, user-field doesn’t exist, dear me – I guess that’s why it’s the only command that worked with debugging … because in fact, it’s the same as simple [array debug=true][/array] then ??

    Thread Starter Brickbucki

    (@brickbucki)

    Hi,

    I didn’t know the keyword value – but still, it doesn’t work. I wrote this:

    [array user-field=wpcf-part_id debug=true]
      [field value]
    [/array]

    … the output:

    ArrayArrayArrayArrayArrayArrayArray

    … and here the output:

    Array
    (
        [_thumbnail_id] => Array
            (
                [0] => 766
            )
    
        [_edit_last] => Array
            (
                [0] => 4
            )
    
        [_edit_lock] => Array
            (
                [0] => 1444583759:4
            )
    
        [wpcf-anzahl-steine] => Array
            (
                [0] => 1
            )
    
        [wpcf-part_id] => Array
            (
                [0] => 3956
                [1] => 93274
                [2] => 42446
                [3] => 2436
                [4] => 44728
                [5] => 99780
                [6] => 99781
                [7] => 99207
                [8] => 98287
                [9] => 2422
            )
    
        [_wpcf-part_id-sort-order] => Array
            (
                [0] => a:10:{i:0;i:7780;i:1;i:7781;i:2;i:7782;i:3;i:7783;i:4;i:7784;i:5;i:7785;i:6;i:7786;i:7;i:7787;i:8;i:7788;i:9;i:7789;}
            )
    
        [wpcf-min_parts] => Array
            (
                [0] => 1
            )
    
    )

    I need the part in subarray [wpcf-part_id] – how do I get there?

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