brveljkovic

plugin update seems to have solved the issue.

That’s not quite what I had in mind. More after listing of all users from database, like categories, where I can assign a product to a user.

once I updated plugin files, all worked well.
Thank you guys for quick support!

also, I forget to mention, the output has to reflect whats in the settings. So if I call shortcode with id=”1″ it has to output the ocntent of the first field in the plugin settings. So after reordering it has to output whatever new is on the position “1”. Thats why I need to save the order after reordering

do we have an example?
here is my code

<?php

add_action( 'admin_menu', 'cmby_add_admin_menu' );
add_action( 'admin_init', 'cmby_settings_init' );

$settingfields = array('NA','HTML Banner','GIF Banner','Booking Form','Udemy Course', 'Test Missile');

function cmby_add_admin_menu(  ) { 

    add_options_page( 'Cambrickyard Settings', 'Cambrickyard', 'manage_options', 'cambrickyard', 'cmby_options_page' );

};

function cmby_settings_init(  ) { 
    global $settingfields;
    register_setting( 'pluginPage', 'cmby_settings' );
    
	add_settings_section(
		"cmby_pluginPage_section", 
		__( "Cambrick Yard Plugin Settings Page", "wordpress" ), 
		"cmby_settings_section_callback", 
		'pluginPage'
	);

    foreach ($settingfields as $id => $item) {
        $i=0;
	add_settings_field( 
		'cmby_textarea_field_'.$id, 
		__( "Enter widget code", "wordpress" ), 
		'cmby_textarea_render_field', 
		"pluginPage", 
		"cmby_pluginPage_section",
        array (
            'indicator' => $id,
            'class' => 'ui-state-default'
        )
	);
        $i++;
        }
}
        
    function cmby_textarea_render_field($args) {
    $options = get_option( 'cmby_settings' );
    echo '<textarea cols="60" rows="5" name="cmby_settings[cmby_textarea_field_'.$args['indicator'].']">';
    echo $options['cmby_textarea_field_'.$args['indicator']];
    echo '</textarea>'; 
};
   

function cmby_settings_section_callback(  ) { 

    echo __( 'Use fields below to enter the code to be displayed when shortcode called out', 'wordpress' );

}

function cmby_options_page(  ) { 

    ?>
    <div id="sortable">
	<form action='options.php' method='post'>
    
		<?php
		settings_fields( 'pluginPage' );
		do_settings_sections( 'pluginPage' );
		submit_button();
		?>
        
	</form>
    </div>
	<?php

}

?>

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by bcworkz. Reason: code fixed

thanks anyway!

this turned out to be fairll simple at the end. Just added indicator
<?php
$options = get_option( ‘cmby_settings’ );
// Output Shortcode
function cmby_list_widgets($atts, $content = null){
static $i=0;
$atts = shortcode_atts(array(
‘title’ => ‘Cambrick Yard Widgets’,
‘special’ => $ran
), $atts);
global $options;
$output = ‘<div class=”widgetcontainer”>’;
$output .= ‘<div class=”widgetblock”>’;
$output .= $options[“cmby_textarea_field_$i”].'<br/></div>’;
$i++;
return $output;

}

add_shortcode(‘cambrickyardwidgets’, ‘cmby_list_widgets’);

this worked for me, though I still didnt brush up my code

<?php
add_action( 'admin_menu', 'cmby_add_admin_menu' );
add_action( 'admin_init', 'cmby_settings_init' );

$settingfields = array('NA','HTML Banner','GIF Banner','Booking Form','Udemy Course', 'Test Missile');

function cmby_add_admin_menu(  ) { 

    add_options_page( 'Cambrickyard Settings', 'Cambrickyard', 'manage_options', 'cambrickyard', 'cmby_options_page' );

};

function cmby_settings_init(  ) { 
    global $settingfields;
	register_setting( 'pluginPage', 'cmby_settings' );
    
	add_settings_section(
		"cmby_pluginPage_section", 
		__( "Cambrick Yard Plugin Settings Page", "wordpress" ), 
		"cmby_settings_section_callback", 
		'pluginPage'
	);

    foreach ($settingfields as $id => $item) {
        $i=0;
	add_settings_field( 
		'cmby_textarea_field_'.$id, 
		__( "Enter widget code", "wordpress" ), 
		'cmby_textarea_render_field', 
		"pluginPage", 
		"cmby_pluginPage_section",
        array (
            'indicator' => $id
        )
	);
        $i++;
        }
}
        
    function cmby_textarea_render_field($args) {
    $options = get_option( 'cmby_settings' );
    echo $args['indicator'];
    echo '<textarea cols="60" rows="5" name="cmby_settings[cmby_textarea_field_'.$args['indicator'].']">';
    echo $options['cmby_textarea_field_'.$args['indicator']];
    //echo "test";
    echo '</textarea>'; 
};
   

function cmby_settings_section_callback(  ) { 

    echo __( 'Use fields below to enter the code to be displayed when shortcode called out', 'wordpress' );

}

function cmby_options_page(  ) { 

    ?>
	<form action='options.php' method='post'>

		<?php
		settings_fields( 'pluginPage' );
		do_settings_sections( 'pluginPage' );
		submit_button();
		?>

	</form>
	<?php

}

?>

[Moderator note: code fixed. Please wrap code in the backtick character or use the code button.]

thanks for reply. I have tried with some custom code, but not very happy with that, specially have problems to call calbackfunction in foreach loop. I would like to do everything according to best code practice. Do we have some examples where I could check on the code.
Basically what I am after is this:
I define a number of textareas in the top of settings.php file and then automatically add that many textareas
thanks again

ok, it was stripping html on echo. Its ok now.

thanks for reply. At the end I solved it by not using the function, just outputted the code itself directly.

finally done it. Was some custom js digged up deep into theme files. That was controlling the menu functionality.
thanks for your help @bcworkz

thanks for reply.
I tried with jQuery already. Didnt work as expected. I checked widgets code in wp-includes/widgets/class-wp-nav-menu-widget.php but found nothing interesting. I will go through themes files to see if I can find something interesting.

unbelivable, there is a option in woocommerce germanized which run a function, a cron job to delete unactivated user accounts after 7 days.
and that was the issue

Key Value
id 40
logger SimpleUserLogger
level notice
date 2015-10-28 01:19:21
message Deleted user {deleted_user_login} ({deleted_user_email})
initiator wp
context_message_key user_deleted
deleted_user_id 118
deleted_user_email [email protected]
deleted_user_login dearhunter
deleted_user_role customer
reassign_user_id
server_http_user_agent WordPress/4.3.1; https://_my_domain_name
_message_key user_deleted
_wp_cron_running 1
_server_remote_addr 217.160.215.95