¿Quieres obtener valores de campos personalizados usando shortcode? Si bien es probable que haya un plugin para esto, hemos creado un fragmento de código rápido que se puede utilizar para obtener el valor de campo personalizado con shortcode en WordPress.
Instrucciones:
Todo lo que tienes que hacer es añadir este código al archivo functions.php de tu tema o en un plugin específico del sitio:
add_shortcode('field', 'shortcode_field');
function shortcode_field($atts){
extract(shortcode_atts(array(
'post_id' => NULL,
), $atts));
if(!isset($atts[0])) return;
$field = esc_attr($atts[0]);
global $post;
$post_id = (NULL === $post_id) ? $post->ID : $post_id;
return get_post_meta($post_id, $field, true);
}
[field "my_key"] [field "my_key" post_id=1]
Nota: Si es la primera vez que añade fragmentos de código en WordPress, consulte nuestra guía sobre cómo añadir correctamente fragmentos de código en WordPress, para no romper accidentalmente su sitio.
Si le gustó este fragmento de código, por favor considere revisar nuestros otros artículos en el sitio como: 10 mejores plugins de testimonios de WordPress para añadir prueba social y cómo crear un formulario de contacto en WordPress.
Mine just output the word Array?
Hello, excellent snippet 🙂
Is it possible to show an error message when the custom file does not exist?
It is hard to spot errors when there is no output at all.
Best regards
Rudi
Any idea how to output a custom field as a link?
I tried this: test but it’s not working. Thanks.
Hello,
It is working well for custom fields of the plugins, thank you! But how to render standard fields like “Title” or “Exerpt”?
thank you so very much. nice work
Hey Kasra, you’re welcome. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Twitter. 🙂
How to global custom field value as it is not fired in meta description by rankmath.
This article help me so much. A lots of thanks from Vietnam.
Thanks, Worked like charm 🙂
thanks a lot. this is work perfectly
Glad it helped, Nail 🙂
Mamma mia – works perfectly fine! Thanks a lot! 🙂
Thank you for this amazing snippet, works like a charm ?
Glad it worked for you
Hey
I can not make it work. Do I need to edit the short code and replace words : my_key with the name of my custom field?
And do I have to change something in the code that you put in functions.php or paste it as it is? Thanks a lot
Great snippet, thank you. It works great on my woocommerce product pages, but not on cart and checkout. Any advice how to fix this would be really appreciated!
No idea? 🙁
Hi! Thank your for the code.
Is it possible to customize the snippet in order to have a [field “my_key” page_id=1] shortcode too?
Hi Marco if I was to guess you are using the wrong custom field name. some plugins will use an underscore before the custom field name e.g. _description. this is done to hide the fields on the admin side.
you can use this snippet within your theme to display a listing of all custom fields. This will display an admin notice within the post edit screen in the admin and list everything. You can just remove this snippet when you have the correct custom field name.
http://wpsnipp.com/index.php/functions-php/show-absolutely-custom-fields-post/
No, “description” is the field name, imported by the plugin “CultureObject”
i enter a new “testfield” with text “textfield for post” in the post editor screen.
The “description” doesn’t show up, the “textfield for post” text is visible.
I looked in de database and both fields show up. Except for the text/content they are identical.
Why does a custom field imported by CulturObject behave differently from a manually created custom field.
Is the difference that the fields i fill in manually (and do show up) are in regular posts and the custom fields imported by CultureObject are in Custom Posts ? (that don’t show up)
This is awesome. Thank you so much!
Doesn’t output anything within a Grid Element text block, in a Post Grid (Visual Composer)
Thanks! Was searching on google last 2 days!!!
Thanks for that article, it really help me a lot 🙂
Thanks for that article, it really help me a lot 🙂
[…] Source: http://wpsnipp.com/index.php/functions-php/get-custom-field-value-with-shortcode/ […]
When trying to put custom field content within another shortcode, depending on how the other shortcode is setup, could you do away with the double-quotes?
For example:
[my_field_name]instead of
[field "my_field_name"]That way a shortcode like this could work (right?):
[contact-form to="[my_field_name]"]Because if a shortcode with quotes is within a shortcode with quotes, the quote/bracket stuff at the end gets it confused (i.e. doesn’t work).
I don’t see any double-quotes in your function/snippet, so I wasn’t sure.
Thanks bunches!
I tried
[field]my_field_name[/field]and it didn’t work.I’m posting details on nested shortcode tomorrow take a look it will give you a better idea of how it needs to work with embedded shortcode
No you can’t do that it would no longer function. What is it that you are trying to do with the nested shortcodes? nesting shortcode is not going to work either it will just break.
Kevin, I think this is EXACTLY what I’ve been hoping to find. Thank you for it.I want to be certain how to use it. When would you use the 2nd one instead of the 1st one? :
[field “my_key”][field “my_key” post_id=1]
Thank you.
Well if you add the shortcode to a post you can use [field “my_key”] my_key is the name of the custom field. The other method [field “my_key” post_id=1] will let you define the post ID to get a specific posts custom field value.
Could you have HTML code in a custom field that “outputs”? For example:
Today is the greatest day in the world.
Blah
[field “list_of_images”]
The images above are grand, aren’t they?
Blah
[field “html_block1”]
Blah
[field “html_block2”]
Thanks for reading my blog.
And, just to be clear, if you don’t add a “post_id=”, it’ll just pull the custom field for the post/page you’re already on–the current post, right?
1. With no ID yes it will just pull the current posts custom field.
2. I can’t see why not should work fine you should be able to anything in the field and it will display.
I guess what I’m asking is if it renders custom field content as if it were entered in the Visual Editor or as if it was entered in the HTML Editor.
No it will render HTML just fine.
Adding this code in function.php disable my website. What was I doing wrong?
Shovan Sargunam
from http://tamilbabyname.org team
Are you getting any errors?
A ) is missing in line 6, before return;
Works fine besides that 🙂
Cool thanks, updated the snippet,
[…] This post was mentioned on Twitter by wp_freak, WPSNIPP. WPSNIPP said: #wordpress Get custom field value with shortcode http://bit.ly/fWRRa3 #blog please RT 🙂 […]