how to save checkbox data for custom setting?
I am creating one custom setting panel, my codes are
I am creating one custom setting panel, my codes are
Below is my code for a simple plugin settings page. It works and saves an option (“EN”, “CZ”).
Using add_settings_field(); i am able to add my custom setting:
When the time comes that one wants to create a settings page, one stumbles upon two semantically similar WP functions called:
I have a wordpress site and i want same site with other domain name at same server. I moved all files and folders to new domains directory and also successfully moved database. My admin panel is working fine but when i enter url of homepage , it does not load homepage as you can see in image
I also chane url of site and home from database. what can be a issue? and also i am getting an error from site health screen and all other things are working properly. any solution guys?
I am currently working on my first WordPress plugin. To save and output certain settings I use the native Settings API. Now the question arises, how performant are several calls of the get_option() function.
All my options are stored in one array test_hs_options I have select list settings field ( test_hs_options[‘duration_months’] ) which stores the selected month (1-12). For this settings field, I would like to set a default option at 5. All my attempts at setting the default have failed. What am I missing? // Callback for displaying … Read more
I’m using the Wrox WordPress plugin development book as a primary reference for getting started with a new plugin and I understand all settings can be saved as 1 array but the book does’t give an example of this and all the stuff I’m finding on the web seems so different from one example to another. The second half of a post by Konstantin gets me close but I’d really like to see a more complete example with multiple fields.
I am developing a plugin using Tom McFarlin’s Boilerplate repository as a template, which utilizes OOP practices. I’ve been trying to figure out exactly why I’m unable to correctly submit my settings. I’ve tried setting the action attribute to an empty string as suggested on another question around here, but that hasn’t helped…
I’ve been following the WordPress Settings API tutorial series of this guy: