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Feb
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awarded | Commentator |
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Feb
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Looping through extended methods: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() Yes, I defined it so the extended classes could overwrite that empty method. Otherwise, I'd get the error that $this->options() is an undefined method. |
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Feb
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Looping through extended methods: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() That does get rid of the error, but I do need that foreach to loop through each case of $this->options() from the extended classes, and it still doesn't do that for a reason I can't figure out. :/
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Feb
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Looping through extended methods: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() @fedorqui, they do come out as arrays, but they're all separate. I'm thinking I may need to merge all the different instances of $options into one array maybe? |
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Feb
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Looping through extended methods: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() Hey @Dukeling, this is PHP. |
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Feb
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asked | Looping through extended methods: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() |
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Jan
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Returning Options in Extended Class Well, I appreciate the help you've given me anyway. |
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Jan
30 |
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Returning Options in Extended Class @ChipBennett It's how I want to set my options up. There's more to this theme than just a few options, and I want to go the meta box route for users to be able to organize them. |
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Jan
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Returning Options in Extended Class @ChipBennett Valid point, and after reading more into it the past half hour, will go that route. So thanks for that suggestion! But, I still think I'm going to have the problem of outputting anything into the meta box, which is what I needed help with. |
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Jan
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asked | Returning Options in Extended Class |
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Jan
27 |
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awarded | Supporter |
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Jan
17 |
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Trouble accessing a multidimensional array to add classes to default WordPress widgets Guess you can't trust all the code you get off the Internet, huh? Thanks for taking the time to look at this! :D |
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Jan
17 |
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accepted | Trouble accessing a multidimensional array to add classes to default WordPress widgets |
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Jan
16 |
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awarded | Scholar |
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Jan
16 |
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accepted | Conditional Meta Boxes |
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Jan
16 |
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asked | Trouble accessing a multidimensional array to add classes to default WordPress widgets |
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Mar
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jQuery toggle() issue Thank you for your input. This was the solution I did come up with, but it was pretty clunky as I am going to have about 10 boxes, and I feel like using $("#box_id").toggle(); could get tedious... so I am assigning as class to each box to streamline it. Thanks!
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Mar
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accepted | jQuery toggle() issue |
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Mar
29 |
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jQuery toggle() issue Thank you for your input. This was the solution I did come up with, but it was pretty clunky as I am going to have about 10 boxes, and I feel like using $("#box_id").toggle(); could get tedious... so I am assigning as class to each box to streamline it. Thanks!
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