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For questions about the server-side programming language that the WordPress core, plugins and themes are written in. Questions about using PHP outside a WordPress context are off-topic but might be asked on Stack Overflow.
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static array on functions.php
Jacob Peattie answer is a great alternative.
But if someone iterested, the problem with my original code is that static $current_store needs to be declared at the beggining of the function.
This cod …
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static array on functions.php
In functions.php, I want to access the DB once to get an ACF object, and then "save" it locally to prevent further requests to the DB.
I thought of first calling the following function in the "init' …