mroesele

The problem is not about getting the shortcode to work.
The problem is that your plugin doesn’t recognize the presence of the shortcode in ACF fields.

This leads to an incorrect error message in your plugin settings that the shortcode is not in use.

If you navigate to Settings > GA Opt-Out ( wp-admin/options-general.php?page=gaoo ) there is a block called “Current status of this website”.
There you can see “Found shortcode on page” printed in red and marked with a red “x” even if the shortcode is in place (in an ACF field and not in the content editor).

I just found the option to “Suppress the message in the dashboard if the settings are not data protection compliant.” but nevertheless it would be really great if the plugin could support ACF fields.

Which caching plugin do you use?
I have tested and use “Cookie Notice” in production on many different websites both with Cachify and WP Rocket and it works just perfect.

Yes – I can confirm that the problem is fixed. Thanks a lot!

I can confirm the problem on various websites where WPCF7 is active.
Users can’t submit contact forms as long as simple history v2.22 is active.

I can confirm that this error is fixed with 2.0.1.

Thanks a lot!

Experiencing the same issue.
When will this be fixed?

Thanks a lot!

Just go to yourwebsite.com/wp-admin/options-general.php and set Site language to “Deutsch (Sie)”.

Hi Arshid, thanks for your support.
I don’t think it’s a good idea to manually change your code. Any Update will override my changes, so I will leave it as it is.
But it’s okay because the csv export is working nicely.
Thanks for writing that plugin!

languages/de_DE_formal.po from WordPress Core.

It seems to work on “non core” files like Plugin po files

I am experiencing the same problem:
I have a form with 4 fields. One of the fields (email) is not visible in the table of your plugin.
What link are you talking about?

just put the following php code in your page template file.

if(get_field('fieldvalue1') ) {  // check if field is populated

the_field('fieldvalue1'); // echo the field value
echo '<p>'.get_field('fieldvalue1')'.</p>'; // or echo the field value with some html

}

If I understand it correctly, then your Fields “Cabin Type”, “Cabin 1 Price”, “Cabin 2 Price” will have the same content in each repeater loop?

So it doesn’t make much sense to enter them again and again in each row.

Did you know that you can create an acf options page where you could define one repeater for Cabin Types, one for Cabin Prices and link this repeater to a select field within your excursion table?

Please see this great article: Dynamically populate a select field’s choices
Unfortunately the ACF website is currently not available, but you can read it with google cache

I hope this will help you.