I found the answer. Problem was I was retrieving those setting option values outside the if statement if(isset($_POST[‘formvalue’])){ } and using them inside it. For that reason values were actually not pulled from database.
How to create a new database table whenever user changes options
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Right, jumped the gun again and just wasn’t thinking. You can delete the transient cache when sanitizing the options data. When you create a function to sanitizing the options by adding in the code to delete the transient here, the transient is deleted when you click on save settings.
ok if you use vafpress framework as you say so you only have small change 🙂 just use wpeditor instate of textarea 🙂 array( ‘type’ => ‘codeeditor’, ‘name’ => ‘booking’, ‘label’ => __(‘Booking Code !’, ‘machan’), ‘description’ => __(‘Add Booking Code for front-end display !’, ‘machan’), ‘mode’ => ‘html’, ),
Your code… function wpuf_update_vehicle_year( $post_id ) { $year = get_post_meta( $post_id, ‘seek_property_year’, true ); update_post_meta( $post_id, ‘seek_property_year’, $year ); } add_action( ‘wpuf_add_post_after_insert’, ‘wpuf_update_vehicle_year’ ); is probably executed, but nothing will change anyway because the thing it does is to grab meta data (with get_post_meta) for seek_property_year and then update the same meta data with the … Read more
Use a html setup similar to the following: <input name=”multi[0]” /> <input name=”multi[1]” /> <input name=”multi[2]” /> etc.. Please be more specific to get better answers. For example don’t paste all your code but just a few snippets of it what are relevant to your question.
Answer is update_blog_option(). This is specific for each blog. If I used get_user_option() it would be different for each user. If I used get_site_option() it would be across all sites on the network.
Tie specific functions to options-update for limiting API requests
You can use get_option to get your option values. Below is an example <?php $selected_name = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘your_meta_key’, true ); $options = get_option( ‘your_options’ ); // If your names are separeated with comma $names = explode( PHP_EOL, $options); ?> <select name=”your-select-name”> <?php foreach ( $names as $name ) { printf( ‘<option value=”%s” %s>%s</option>’, $name, … Read more