Filter on crp_default_options

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(@gtaranti)

Is it possible to add another option to the crp_default_options array through a filter?

I mean like that :

function set_crp_post_type($crp_settings) {

    $crp_settings['post_type'] = 'recipe';
    return $crp_settings;

}
add_filter('crp_default_options', 'set_crp_post_type');

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Plugin Author Ajay
(@ajay)

7 years, 7 months ago

Yes – That would work. Note that would only apply if you reset the options – This will not automatically display options in the settings page.

That’s something I will be releasing in the next major version of the plugin

Thread Starter gtaranti
(@gtaranti)

7 years, 6 months ago

Sorry, I cannot make it work.
Adding the crp_default_options filter doesn’t seem to have any effect. Even if I change something that is already in the $crp_settings array, (like $crp_settings['random_order'] = true; return $crp_settings;).

By “..reset the options..” you mean to click on the “Default Options” button on the bottom of the plugin settings page?

A little help here would be very much appreciated!
Thread Starter gtaranti
(@gtaranti)

7 years, 6 months ago
Never mind, I didn’t use the add_filter('crp_default_options') hook.
I used excluded_categories option in the shortcode to obtain a similar effect.

Something that I stumbled over with this method, is that because I’m using the crp_custom_template filter, I had to convert the exploded array of categories to int values, in order to work. Like that:
```
$exclude_categories = array_map( 'intval', explode( ',', $args['exclude_categories']));
```

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