Quick respond, me like 🙂

I found your YT video when googeling after i found out that ACF pro could add fields in widgets wich i didn’t know 😛

When using it as a plugin it works except for it is outputting a string’URL_TO_WIDGET-FILE.PHP’.. not sure im doing something wrong, don’t think i am tho.

Anyway, still can’t get this to work haha, i feel so dumb 😛

if i understand this correctly you are creating your widget in this code instead of doing it in the UI :

add_filter('acfw_include_widgets', 'add_include_widgets');
function add_include_widgets(){
	$acfw_widgets = array(
		array(
			'title' => 'Test Widget 1',
			'description' => 'A widget test from functions.php',
			'slug' => 'test-widget',
			'id' => 'Test_Widget',
		),
		array(
			'title' => 'Test Widget 2',
			'description' => 'A second widget test from functions.php',
			'slug' => 'test-widget-2',
			'id' => 'Test_Widget2',
		),
	);
	return $acfw_widgets;
}

do i need to change anything else?

And then i have this code to guide wp to the correct folder:

include_once( get_stylesheet_directory() . '/acfw/acf-widgets.php' ); 
// Enable include mode 
add_filter('acfw_include', '__return_true');

// Filter for ACFW include directory. Reletive to the theme root. Necessary for include mode.
add_filter('acfw_dir', 'acfw_directory');
function acfw_directory( $dir ){
	// default value is /acf-widgets/
	return '/acfw/';
}