Eduardo Marcolino

Hi @moultrex,

By default the data is still stored in WP Post Meta so you can query the posts the same way as before using WP Meta Query.

But if you want to query using the data stored in the table created by the “ACF: Fields in Custom Table” plugin you will have to use the posts_join and posts_where filters.

Hi @ljcn thanks for the feedback.

I just added the setting to disable the table prefix per field group in the latest version (0.5).

I also added a new filter so the user can have more control over table prefix.

Thanks for the report. It’s fixed in the latest version 0.5

Yeah, by default the data is still stored in WP Post Meta but you can disable it using acf filter acf/pre_update_value as such:

add_filter( "acf/pre_update_value", function($default, $value, $post_id, $field)
{
  if($field[ACF_FICT::SETTINGS_ENABLED]) {
    return false;
  }

  return $default;
}, 10, 4);

Hi @vy-name,

My next goal is to add support for the relational fields such as Post Object and Relationship.

I have plans to support the ACF Pro fields too, but that might take some time.

You are welcome to submit a PR in https://github.com/eduardo-marcolino/acf-fields-in-custom-table

Thank you for your feedback

Thanks for reporting it. I just released version 0.4 that fixes it

Yes, I just got it fixed.

Thank you for using it! New version on its way

done

That was not the intention here buddy.
There are no reason for me trying to “game” the search engine. It’s a free, opensource plugin ??

I’ve only used buddypress and woocommerce tags because it was particularly helpful for me when i was testing email dispatching and formatting.

In fact, i’m removing those tags right now.

Hi, it can be helpful to test buddypress emails