@charlie sorry for tagging you. Added this to the beta by mistake. Not sure if it can be moved.
I have a page archive which displays all the shop products. The products loop is set up with a consumer.
In the consumer I want to display all the shop categories the product belongs too.
This is where things go weird.
Before I add the looper provider for the shop categories I can get all ACF fields from the product, I am also able to access things like the Product title either via {{dc:post:title}} or {{dc:woocommerce:product_title}}.
If I add a looper provider above all the product info then after the looper provider I can no longer access the products ACF fields and I can only access things like the product title with {{dc:woocommerce:product_title}}. I can no longer access the info via {{dc:post:title}}.
The structure below does not work. I need this to work
Looper Consumer for the archive
Looper Provider for the product categories
Looper consumer for the product categories
{{dc:post:title}}
{{dc:post:permalink}}
{{dc:post:permalink}}
{{dc:acf:post_field field="acffield"}}
If I remove the Looper Provider / Consumer for the product categories or move the dc:post or dc:acf field above the looper provider / consumer then the above works.
This example works.
Looper Consumer for the archive
{{dc:post:title}}
{{dc:post:permalink}}
{{dc:post:permalink}}
{{dc:acf:post_field field="acffield"}}
And this example works.
Looper Consumer for the archive
{{dc:post:title}}
{{dc:post:permalink}}
{{dc:post:permalink}}
{{dc:acf:post_field field="acffield"}}
Looper Provider for the product categories
Looper consumer for the product categories
Is there a way to sort of reset the consumer or to get the structure I want working?