NoSuperman Posted June 18, 2012 Share Posted June 18, 2012 I'm currently using Advanced Custom Fields to create a custom field has_the_portrait_sold which will be indicated on my Prettyphoto / Lightbox item. However, when I use PHP from the example (it is true or false): `<?php if(get_field('has_the_portrait_sold')){ echo "<img src="imagesold.png">"; }else{ echo "<img src="imagenotsold.png">"; } ?>` I tried to include this in header.php: `<script type text/javascript> jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $("a[href$='.jpg'], a[href$='.jpeg'], a[href$='.gif'], a[href$='.png']").prettyPhoto({ theme: 'dark_square', show_title: true, /* true/false */ social_tools: '<?php the_title(); ?> <?php if(get_field('has_the_portrait_sold')){ echo "<img src="imagesold.png>"; }else{ echo "<img src="imagenotsold.png"; } ?>' }); }); </script>` However, while this may include the custom field in the lightbox as needed, it apparently only displays custom field data for the current page. I am needing custom field data to print for the current lightbox item / WordPress' image attachment. I therefore tried including the custom field call in post-template.php. Please note my PHP skills are limited, I am VERY determined to make this work. `return apply_filters( 'wp_get_attachment_link', "<a title='$post_title' href='$url'>$link_text</a><?php if(get_field('has_the_portrait_sold')){ echo "do something"; }else{ echo "do something else"; } ?>", $id, $size, $permalink, $icon, $text ); }` I feel like I am on the right path in including the custom field call in post-template.php . However, I just do not have the PHP skills necessary to create the correct call. I'm wondering if someone here can help. I am very desperate, but not willing to give up. Thanks in advance. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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