ACF-powered front end forms are quite powerful as you can use a single ACF field group in both the WordPress admin & a front end form. Here are three ways to control which fields render on the front end.

WordPress makes enqueuing assets super simple and generally does its very best to keep those assets up to date where possible but we can take this a step further and use PHP’s filemtime() function to ensure our JavaScript and CSS files are given a new version whenever we make changes to them. An example of […]

WordPress’ REST API delivers all endpoints with the wp-json URL base. In this tutorial, we look at how to customise that to suit your needs.

It’s been a long wait but after many rounds of testing and refining, version 1.1.0 of the ACF Custom Database Tables plugin is stable and available to download for all current license holders via your Hookturn account page. For a summary of changes see what has changed in version 1.1. I’m currently working through updates […]

A quick and easy workaround for enabling custom database table support on the core WordPress attachment post type.

We’ve had quite a few people ask for it and Fabian has done a fantastic job of adding AJAX support to ACF forms powered by the Advanced Forms WordPress plugin. This feature is available to both free and pro versions of the plugin as of version 1.8.0. AJAX is support is easy to enable and […]

Writing SQL isn’t something we do often in WordPress but it is more common when working with custom database tables. In this article we take a look at the basics of SQL and how to use it within WordPress safely.

Learn how to use ACF Forms to edit meta data from other systems such as WooCommerce, EDD, Restrict Content Pro, MemberPress, and more.

As of version 1.7.0, Advanced Forms Pro makes it really easy to protect ACF Forms with Google reCAPTCHA.