ACF(Advance Custom Page) options page changes to be applied across the network as a global option
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Hello I am developing a wordpress multisite and I want create a global options page using ACF options page flexibility and easier maintainability. But the problem is I could not update the options accross the network using the global option.
Is it possible to use ACF options page to create a global options for multisite and update it's options across the network?
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Hello I am developing a wordpress multisite and I want create a global options page using ACF options page flexibility and easier maintainability. But the problem is I could not update the options accross the network using the global option.
Is it possible to use ACF options page to create a global options for multisite and update it's options across the network?
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Hello I am developing a wordpress multisite and I want create a global options page using ACF options page flexibility and easier maintainability. But the problem is I could not update the options accross the network using the global option.
Is it possible to use ACF options page to create a global options for multisite and update it's options across the network?
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Hello I am developing a wordpress multisite and I want create a global options page using ACF options page flexibility and easier maintainability. But the problem is I could not update the options accross the network using the global option.
Is it possible to use ACF options page to create a global options for multisite and update it's options across the network?
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Ye that is possible - create the options page in your "main site" then when you're wanting to fetch and display the option fields, use the switch_to_blog() function.
Below should demo how to switch out then switch back - I've used it for things like social links and contact details in the past.
<?php
// theme options to come from home - root multi site (1)
global $switched; switch_to_blog(1);
// Display your option fields
echo get_field('example_field','options');
// Restore back to current site
restore_current_blog();
?>
answered 2 days ago
Jon Bennett
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You've got it bro. I was fixing this things for almost 2 weeks. You got it in just under a minute. Thanks!
– learningToMasterWP
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1 Answer
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accepted
Ye that is possible - create the options page in your "main site" then when you're wanting to fetch and display the option fields, use the switch_to_blog() function.
Below should demo how to switch out then switch back - I've used it for things like social links and contact details in the past.
<?php
// theme options to come from home - root multi site (1)
global $switched; switch_to_blog(1);
// Display your option fields
echo get_field('example_field','options');
// Restore back to current site
restore_current_blog();
?>
answered 2 days ago
Jon Bennett
1445
You've got it bro. I was fixing this things for almost 2 weeks. You got it in just under a minute. Thanks!
– learningToMasterWP
yesterday
No worries man glad it helped
– Jon Bennett
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Ye that is possible - create the options page in your "main site" then when you're wanting to fetch and display the option fields, use the switch_to_blog() function.
Below should demo how to switch out then switch back - I've used it for things like social links and contact details in the past.
<?php
// theme options to come from home - root multi site (1)
global $switched; switch_to_blog(1);
// Display your option fields
echo get_field('example_field','options');
// Restore back to current site
restore_current_blog();
?>
answered 2 days ago
Jon Bennett
1445
You've got it bro. I was fixing this things for almost 2 weeks. You got it in just under a minute. Thanks!
– learningToMasterWP
yesterday
No worries man glad it helped
– Jon Bennett
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Ye that is possible - create the options page in your "main site" then when you're wanting to fetch and display the option fields, use the switch_to_blog() function.
Below should demo how to switch out then switch back - I've used it for things like social links and contact details in the past.
<?php
// theme options to come from home - root multi site (1)
global $switched; switch_to_blog(1);
// Display your option fields
echo get_field('example_field','options');
// Restore back to current site
restore_current_blog();
?>
answered 2 days ago
Jon Bennett
1445
Ye that is possible - create the options page in your "main site" then when you're wanting to fetch and display the option fields, use the switch_to_blog() function.
Below should demo how to switch out then switch back - I've used it for things like social links and contact details in the past.
<?php
// theme options to come from home - root multi site (1)
global $switched; switch_to_blog(1);
// Display your option fields
echo get_field('example_field','options');
// Restore back to current site
restore_current_blog();
?>
answered 2 days ago
Jon Bennett
1445
answered 2 days ago
Jon Bennett
1445
answered 2 days ago
Jon Bennett
1445
answered 2 days ago
Jon Bennett
1445
1445
You've got it bro. I was fixing this things for almost 2 weeks. You got it in just under a minute. Thanks!
– learningToMasterWP
yesterday
No worries man glad it helped
– Jon Bennett
yesterday
add a comment |
You've got it bro. I was fixing this things for almost 2 weeks. You got it in just under a minute. Thanks!
– learningToMasterWP
yesterday
No worries man glad it helped
– Jon Bennett
yesterday
You've got it bro. I was fixing this things for almost 2 weeks. You got it in just under a minute. Thanks!
– learningToMasterWP
yesterday
You've got it bro. I was fixing this things for almost 2 weeks. You got it in just under a minute. Thanks!
– learningToMasterWP
yesterday
No worries man glad it helped
– Jon Bennett
yesterday
No worries man glad it helped
– Jon Bennett
yesterday
add a comment |
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