ptasker

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This is fixed in version 1.8 ??

Thanks for the fix @twansparant. I’ve rolled that into the latest release 1.6.3.

Cheers,
Peter

I’m not sure what you mean? All this plugin does is create a code editor field with syntax highlighting – now supporting PHP as a language. If you’re looking to output or parse the PHP you’ve saved, that would require custom coding in your own theme.

The reason the code is stretching the editor box like that is because it’s basically one long string. If you break it up or concatenate it, it could be broken to other other lines.

As for outputting PHP, the code field doesn’t include any functionality to output the PHP contents with get_field(). You’ll have to handle that yourself, possibly using exec() or similar.

Just released PHP support – added in 1.6.

Hey there, the field can be found under Code Tools > Code area field when you’re adding a new field.

Sure, if there’s a desire for it. The code is also on Github https://github.com/ptasker/acf-code-field.

Yep, still keeping an eye on the plugin.

Hey, so I checked into this, you could do something like suggested in this doc: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/acfformat_value/

Replacing the field name of textarea with acf_code_field.

Just rolled out an update that handles flexible content fields. Everyone should get an upgrade notice shortly!

Fix this coming shortly. Stay tuned.

Hi there, that’s a good point. I’ll take a look and see if I can see what’s going on.

Just a quick note, this can be accomplished just with JS and jQuery:

https://gist.github.com/ptasker/7606fac1f75cfa99dc7d25dc178479f4

Head’s up that this is also in the works, an importer via the WP-CLI https://github.com/humanmade/WordPress-Importer. Not final yet but may work.