Is it possible to add custom fields to a WooCommerce attribute term? [closed]

On WordPress / WooCommerce, is it possible to add custom fields to a WooCommerce attribute term?

With “attributes” I mean the general attributes and not the attributes under products.

Please, check the image below for more details:

Is it possible to do it with ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) plugin?

Thanks!

Yes, it is possible. And there’s an easy guide here.

Below is a working code you can add to the theme’s main functions.php file:

// Adds a custom rule type.
add_filter( 'acf/location/rule_types', function( $choices ){
    $choices[ __("Other",'acf') ]['wc_prod_attr'] = 'WC Product Attribute';
    return $choices;
} );

// Adds custom rule values.
add_filter( 'acf/location/rule_values/wc_prod_attr', function( $choices ){
    foreach ( wc_get_attribute_taxonomies() as $attr ) {
        $pa_name = wc_attribute_taxonomy_name( $attr->attribute_name );
        $choices[ $pa_name ] = $attr->attribute_label;
    }
    return $choices;
} );

// Matching the custom rule.
add_filter( 'acf/location/rule_match/wc_prod_attr', function( $match, $rule, $options ){
    if ( isset( $options['taxonomy'] ) ) {
        if ( '==' === $rule['operator'] ) {
            $match = $rule['value'] === $options['taxonomy'];
        } elseif ( '!=' === $rule['operator'] ) {
            $match = $rule['value'] !== $options['taxonomy'];
        }
    }
    return $match;
}, 10, 3 );

You’d get something like this on the ACF create/edit Field Group screen:

UPDATED Sep 25 2018 (UTC)

In the function for matching the rule on the term edit page, the $options['ef_taxonomy'] has been changed to $options['taxonomy'] — back then, the array key taxonomy didn’t exist (in my case), and it exists now, which I think replaces the ef_taxonomy key. Thanks @JordanCarter for noticing the key issue, and @VadimH for the initial answer’s edit. =)

In that function, I also added the if ( isset( $options['taxonomy'] ) ) check to avoid PHP’s “undefined” notice. Thanks @JordanCarter for noticing this.

@VadimH, you can use get_field( '{NAME}', 'term_{TERM ID}' ) to retrieve (and display) the field’s value, like so:

$term_id = 123;
$value = get_field( 'my_field', 'term_' . $term_id );

See the “Get a value from different objects” section on the get_field()‘s official documentation.

PS: The whole code (not just the get_field()) was last tried and tested on ACF 5.7.6 and ACF PRO 5.7.3, with WooCommerce 3.4.5.