Problem: We have one repeatable field group (RFG) that contains another nested RFG. We would like to build a nested array in PHP that contains information from the nested RFG structure, but we are not able to access custom field values in the nested RFG using the toolset_get_related_posts API and get_post_meta.
Solution: In this case the inner, nested toolset_get_related_posts API call must be updated to query by the current outer RFG's post ID as opposed to querying by the ID of the post containing the RFGs. In the case of the outer RFG, querying by the ID of the post is appropriate, but in the case of the inner RFG, you should query by the ID of the outer RFG since the post relationship is technically established between the two RFGs.
Problem: I have a repeating custom field, and I would like to use wpv-for-each to loop over each field and display them in a bootstrap grid.
Solution: The wpv-for-each structure isn't designed to support conditionals, so it's not possible to include row wrappers like this. A View, on the other hand, provides options for building these bootstrap-style grids with automatic rows. In order to use a View like this, you must create a post type that holds your images. The new post type should be a child of the post "LOOKING TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THINGS", and each image should be a custom field in a separate post in the new post type. Then you can loop over all the child posts of the current post in your View, and include row-based wrapper containers.
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