Combine multiple field values into one column on Contact Entries page
This code allows you to combine multiple field values into one single column. For instance if you have multiple event dates you could combine them into a single column named "Event Dates"
Place the below code into your child theme functions.php file.
Edit the Event Date
column name and define your field names e.g. date_1
date_2
date_3
etc. This code will then comma seperate the fields into a single value placing it in a single column on the Contact Entires page.
add_filter( 'manage_super_contact_entry_posts_columns', 'f4d_super_contact_entry_date_column', 9999999 );
function f4d_super_contact_entry_date_column($columns){
$name = 'Event Date'; // Change this to your column name
$columns = array_merge( $columns, array('f4d_custom_date_column' => $name));
return $columns;
}
add_action('manage_super_contact_entry_posts_custom_column', 'f4d_super_custom_date_column', 10, 2);
function f4d_super_custom_date_column($column, $post_id){
if($column=='f4d_custom_date_column'){
// Define your field names
$fields = array('date_1','date_2','date_3');
$contact_entry_data = get_post_meta($post_id, '_super_contact_entry_data');
$final_value = '';
foreach($fields as $field_name){
if(isset($contact_entry_data[0][$field_name]) && isset($contact_entry_data[0][$field_name]['value'])){
$value = $contact_entry_data[0][$field_name]['value'];
if($final_value===''){
$final_value .= $value;
continue;
}
$final_value .= ', '.$value;
}
}
echo $final_value;
}
}
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