Should be able to just fetch the meta value associated with it, and then either grab the part you need out of the returned value, or do a foreach loop on the whole thing and stop the loop after you’ve finished the first item.
I believe they all get stored in the same post meta field, so you’ll need some way to isolate what you want.
I used
<?php
$swfentries = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), '_cmbdigitalswf_digitalswf', true );
foreach ( (array) $swfentries as $key => $swfentry ) {
$swftitle = $swfdescription = $swfwidth = $swfheight = $swf = '';
if ( isset( $swfentry['swftitle'] ) )
$swftitle = esc_html( $swfentry['swftitle'] );
if ( isset( $swfentry['swfdescription'] ) )
$swfdescription = esc_html( $swfentry['swfdescription'] );
if ( isset( $swfentry['swfwidth'] ) )
$swfwidth = esc_html( $swfentry['swfwidth'] );
if ( isset( $swfentry['swfheight'] ) )
$swfheight = esc_html( $swfentry['swfheight'] );
if ( isset( $swfentry['swf'] ) )
$swf = esc_html( $swfentry['swf']);
if ($key == 0) {
?>
// Do stuff
<?php
}
}
?>
Which worked a treat.
You could also use a break; after you’ve fetched a complete entry needed, and that would/should eliminate the need to check the $key index.
