Count Loop with Repeater Field
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There is a function for [loop-count] to count the # of loops. This is great to give each output a unique ID for CSS.
I’m using the [repeater] field to build a frequently asked questions page. I need to have each question and answer a unique ID. Is there a similar function as [loop-count] for the [repeater] shortcode?
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I’m almost there! I found the math functions, it is working but for some reason it returns “0” in my <label for=…> html? Is it a format thing?
<div class='centerplease'> FAQ accordion </div> <br> <div class="faq-content"> [repeater faqs] <div> <input type="checkbox" id="question[calc]total[/calc]" name="q" class="questions"> <label for="question[calc]total[/calc]" class="question"> [field "question"] </label> <div class="answers"> [field "answer"] [calc]total=total+1[/calc] </div> </div> [/repeater] </div>Basically each question and answer pair, I need to have a unique ID to match the checkbox and the label.
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