Variable Data not recognized with nested spintax

Hi @trademalia,

I supose the problem is because the field’s key of my csv is inluded inside the quotation marks, and I need how to resolve this problem, because in some cases I need to spin the results with several fields options

You would need to pass the import fields to a custom function that generates the spintax and returns it. Here’s a rough example that you can modify as needed:

function my_custom_spintax( $text1 = '', $options ) {
	$output = '';	
	$output .= my_process_spintax( $text1 ) . ' ';	
	$options = '{' . implode( '|', $options ) . '}';	
	$output .= my_process_spintax( $options );	
	return trim( $output );
}

Used like so:

[my_custom_spintax("{La mejor|La|La última}",array({options[1]},{options_2[1]},{options_3[1]}))]

Hi @trademalia,

The solution is still similar – any time you need to use import elements in a function, they need to be passed as arguments to the function rather than inside the text. So, for example, you could do something like:

[my_custom_spintax("{La mejor|La|La última} blah blah ***INSERTELEMENTHERE***",array({plural[1]},{pluralmin1[1]}))]

Then, adjust the code so that it spins the text, then spins {plural[1]}|{pluralmin1[1]} and replaces ***INSERTELEMENTHERE*** with the result when returning the spun text.