Hi! I’ve just added a file upload field so I can add a custom header to certain posts. Here’s my code (I’m using Genesis but that doesn’t seem to (hopefully) have anything to do with the issue at hand…)

add_action ( 'genesis_before_content', 'aadc_casestudy_header' ); 

function aadc_casestudy_header() {

	$image_ids = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'case-study-header-image');

	print_r($image_ids);
	
	echo '<div style="color:white;">.</div>';
	
	if ($image_ids) {
 
		foreach ($image_ids as $image)
		{
		  $myupload = get_post($image); 
		  $title = $myupload->post_title;
		  $description = $myupload->post_content;
		  $caption = $myupload->post_excerpt;
 
		  echo 'title:' . $title;
		  echo 'description:' . $description;
		  echo 'caption:' . $caption;
 
		 echo '<img src="' . wp_get_attachment_url($image) . '"/>';
 
		  print_r($myupload); // Displays all data
		}
	}
}

The $image_ids variable seems to be empty even though I’ve added an image using the file upload field.

I added the echo '<div style="color:white;">.</div>'; line to make sure the function was even working, and that white dot above the content area does indeed display. But the print_r and of course the three “echo” lines produce nothing. (See attached screen shot).

Hope you can point me in the right direction – or suggest something obvious I’m missing!

Thanks!
adam