[Fabrice Locher]

Oh Steve, so many thanks for your fast reply! Work like a charm!
Sorry for spaming…

Thanks again and best regards,
Fabrice

[Fabrice Locher]

I tried to output the “$terms” variable or check it with empty(), but since update it’s empty…

• This reply was modified 11 years, 6 months ago by Fabrice Locher.

[Fabrice Locher]

On this function:

 foreach ( $terms as $term ) {
        if ( ! in_array( $term->term_id, $terms_r ) ) continue;
        if ($i >= 1) {
            $position .= ' | ';
        }
        $i = $i + 1;
        $position .= $term->name;
    } 

I get now this PHP error:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach()

[Fabrice Locher]

Any updates?
Thanks for your information!

Regards,

[Fabrice Locher]

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[Fabrice Locher]

Could you found something out?
Thanks for your information!

Regards,

[Fabrice Locher]

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[Fabrice Locher]

Hey Steven

Great, thank you so much!

Just one last thing:
At the moment I get the OriginalImagePath with

$entry->getOriginalImagePath( 'photo' ))

Can you say me how I can get the thumbnail path? Thanks!

[Fabrice Locher]

Hi Steven Yeah, i can get the unformatted data! Many thanks!
But can you say me how to get only one type in the output? I don’t know which $atts I can use.

Here my function:

$fldates = $entry->getDates(array(), TRUE, TRUE ); 
   foreach ($fldates as $fldate) { 
   $fldateoutput .= $fldate->date; 
} 

But how can I only get the “birthdate”? Thanks!

And: The dates I get with:

$fldates = $entry->getDates(array(), TRUE, TRUE );
foreach ($fldates as $fldate) {
    $fldateoutput .= $fldate->date;
}

Is it possible to format the date to d.m.Y?

Regards,

[Fabrice Locher]

Hey Steven

Okay, but can you tell me where the search-function is located? Thanks in advice!

Regards,

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