The problem here was caused because I was using a sanitize callback declared in register_settings() (the on_save_chages() function below). This callback will ultimatly update the database with whatever value is returned, creating the fgw_login key if it does not exist. To ensure that I always had my default empty array if required I made the … Read more
Well, for anyone that might need this in the future. Woocommerce overrides the get_option() method with this line: add_filter(‘option_woocommerce_currency_pos’, array($this, ‘filter_currency_position_option’)); Which then calls filter_currency_position_option The first few lines of this method are: function filter_currency_position_option($value){ global $pagenow; if( ( is_ajax() || ( $pagenow == ‘post-new.php’ && isset( $_GET[‘post_type’] ) && $_GET[‘post_type’] == ‘shop_order’ ) ) … Read more
Textarea is different from textbox. The value is between the tags. Try: <textarea name=”footer_info”><?php echo get_option( “footer_info” ); ?></textarea>
UPDATE: Per your comment, DDS means Disable Dynamic Style and is true when enabled, so I have modified the function accordingly. check for -> if ( is_category() && ! $DDS ) : Short answer, yes you can use a variable representing this function get_theme_mod(‘dds’) Now I don’t know what will be the result of that … Read more
I have solved this by adding the word “content” to the field name <textarea rows=”5″ cols=”20″ name=”ad1_content”><?php echo stripslashes( get_option(‘ad1_content’) )?></textarea> It then worked just fine I think this is a security issue that accepted the script tag for fields containing content (used by wordpress in editor by the way) in name and rejecting the … Read more
SOLVED if ( isset( $_POST[‘submit’] ) ) { $option_name=”order_ref” ; $counter = get_option( ‘order_ref’ ); //Limit the counter, based on the range of orders you will be getting per day if ($counter <= 99 ) { $counter = $counter + 1; } else { $counter = 1; } if ( get_option( $option_name ) !== false … Read more
There is no field in HTML called font. You need to create select dropdown. Also change it’s name for uniqueness.
Don’t know how you stored your data. Just answering from assumption: <?php $options = get_option(‘all_names’); ?> <table> <tbody> <?php $_counter = 0; foreach( $options as $option ) : ?> <tr> <td><?php echo $option[‘block1_names_arr’][$_counter]; ?></td> <td><?php echo $option[‘block2_names_arr’][$_counter]; ?></td> </tr> <?php $_counter++; endforeach; ?> </tbody> </table>
Use update_option() in conjunction with get_option(): $old_option = get_option(‘blogdescription’); $new_option = ‘My new blog description’; $new_option .= $old_option; // This is the same as $new_option = $new_option . $old_option; update_option(‘blogdescription’, $new_option); If they are integers, obviously use something like $new_option += $old_option.
Settings is what you define in registerBlockType() in the block.js file. Here you have to add most basic settings like title:, category: and icon:. (Handbook link). Attributes are optional, also in registerBlockType(). You can extract values from markup i.e. for saving the block content (Handbook link). Properties get passed from the editor. You can find … Read more