Auto Select Child categories on Multiple Dropdown – Jquery
Auto Select Child categories on Multiple Dropdown – Jquery
Auto Select Child categories on Multiple Dropdown – Jquery
Since I’m getting no answers, here’s the workaround I ended up using in case anyone runs into the same issue. I added a hidden field for each checkbox with the key as the value, then in the sanitisation function I simply check for the hidden field instead of the checkbox so I can tell wether … Read more
By default the settings of Twenty Thirteen are saved in DB in the wp_options table, with the option_name theme_mods_twentythirteen. You can get them with: get_option(‘theme_mods_twentythirteen’). Also you must know that from version 3.4 WordPress uses a Customize Manager.
Something like this should work. function si_ad_call_models() { if ( isset( $_POST[‘submit’] ) ) { // Checking that $_POST[‘new_model_name’] is set is probably not enough validation. if ( isset( $_POST[‘new_model_name’] ) ) { // Get the stored models. if ( get_option( ‘si_ad_call_model’ ) ) $si_ad_call_models = unserialize( get_option( ‘si_ad_call_model’ ) ); else $si_ad_call_models = array(); … Read more
Use the Settings API or hook a function to admin_init that checks permissions and nonces, saves the updated values and redirects to your settings page.
Echo the key from a select-box in Array with get_option (Settings API)
add_option() and update_option() are the functions to save data in wp_options table. Check in your plugin code whether this function saving ‘cforms_settings’ or not
get_option fires hooks itself so you are triggering a infinite loop (or something similar if not actually infinite). Your callback calls get_option, which triggers the hooks used by get_option. Each hook triggers the callback again, which used get_option which triggers the hooks used by get_option. And so on… Get your option value in the constructor, … Read more
This is an expansion of my comment on OP: function is_forum_subscribed($user_ID) { if($user_ID) { $useremail = $this->get_userdata($user_ID, ‘user_email’); $list = get_option(“mf_forum_subscribers_”.$this->current_forum, array()); if(in_array($useremail, $list)) return true; } return false; } } You can call this function like this, instead: is_forum_subscribed($player->ID);
In the header.php of your theme you can add the following code @ the beginning of the php code if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { header( ‘Location: /’ ); } else { header( ‘Location: /wp-login.php’ ); } If the user is not logged it will be redirected to the login form else it will be redirected … Read more