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So far I didn’t find a hook for the above. But my job was done by checking the URL in my plugin’s option page.
Whenever the plugin’s settings are successfully updated , the URL is appended by settings-updated=true. So I put the following code in my plugin’s admin file.

$hook = add_menu_page('My Plugin Settings','My Plugin Settings','manage_options','my_plugin_settings','display_plugin_options');
add_action('load-'.$hook,'do_on_my_plugin_settings_save');

function do_on_my_plugin_settings_save()
{
  if(isset($_GET['settings-updated']) && $_GET['settings-updated'])
   {
      //plugin settings have been saved. Here goes your code
   }
}

For information on the load-(page) hook, go here

I too need the hook when a plugin’s options are saved. Somebody please help.

Ok this topic is resolved. ??

Ok, first of all, the cache is stored only for the current script execution. I put a loop to execute the widget() twice and realized that the cache actually works for the same widget instance. Therefore, a memcached type plugin might successfully do the caching required. ??

Caching works perfect now!

Yup realized it now. Thanks! ??

Yup I did that. Actually what I needed was a page where the current user gets to see his recent activities. So I just added a shortcode for the widget and used the shortcode in a page from admin panel. Works Perfect! Thanks!

Am not much into CSS..but changing the opacity to 1 in #access in your style.css hides the extra bit of the main area behind the menu. B)

Is there any error being displayed?