If you want your sanitization callback to apply only to a specific settings field (i.e. a database option registered using register_setting()), then you would want to use a different callback for each of your settings fields. E.g. // Sample field HTML: //<input name=”field-1″ value=”<?php esc_attr( get_option( ‘field-1’ ) ); ?>”> function my_settings_field_1_validation( $value ) { … Read more
I’ve not seen this type of title settings layout in the admin pages, so it seems you’re parting away from it. Otherwise note that the title field of add_settings_field() is unescaped, so in theory one could add some HTML code for new title layout. Usually the description is added to the input field.
Your checkbox data is saved as 1 or ” if someone checked or unchecked it. you can also verify this using var_dump($checkbox) inside custom_checkbox_field_html function This should work. function custom_checkbox_field_html(){ $checkbox = get_option( ‘disabletitle_text’ ); $is_checked = ( $checkbox != ” && $checkbox == 1 ) ? ‘checked’: ”; printf( ‘<input type=”checkbox” id=”disabletitle_text” name=”disabletitle_text” value=”1″ … Read more
Because the group is not the same as a category or taxonomy. It’s used to determine where that settings UI control is displayed in the WP Admin area. e.g. the value general is for the general settings admin screen, not because it’s a general options group. Until the introduction of the settings endpoint and the … Read more
Thanks Michael for the tip. I finally got it. The solution is as follows: $options[] = array( “section” => “zzz”, “id” => HS_SHORTNAME . “_multicheckbox_inputs”, “title” => __( ‘Multi-Checkbox’, ‘hs_textdomain’ ), “desc” => __( ‘Some Description’, ‘hs_textdomain’ ), “type” => “multi-checkbox”, “std” => ”, “choices” => my_list_cats() ); And in functions.php: function my_list_cats() { $cats … Read more
If your settings are stored as Theme Mods, rather than as a Settings API option, then you need to pass the appropriate value to the type parameter to $wp_customize->add_setting(): ‘option’: Settings API option (get_option()) ‘theme_mod’: Theme Mods API option (get_theme_mod()) Try changing this: $wp_customize->add_setting( $this_theme . ‘_theme_options[‘. $setting .’]’, array( ‘default’ => $param[‘default’], ‘sanitize_callback’ => … Read more
Yes, that will get rejected. It’s also wholly unnecessary, since you can use relative paths to the images in your CSS file, you don’t need to have them dynamically generated.
… using this code in index.php the result is “null” Since the code referenced is var_dump($input_examples); that means that $input_examples hasn’t been set or it out of scope where you are trying to use it. You will need to add … $input_examples = get_option(‘price_display_options’); // maybe not the right key … to your code before … Read more
Your options are saved under a single key my_option_name, so you would access the individual options like: $my_options = get_option( ‘my_option_name’ ); echo $my_options[‘title’]; echo $my_options[‘id_number’];
Can you just tell me how I can grab the input value for “name” and add the entry to custom_post_type? Sure thing: if ( isset( $_POST[‘name’] ) ) { $name = sanitize_text_field( wp_unslash( $_POST[‘name’] ) ); if ( $name ) { wp_insert_post( array( ‘post_title’ => $name, ‘post_type’ => ‘my_post_type’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, /* Or “draft”, … Read more