Hi all,

I have a little problem I’m sure someone got and solved. In th admin part, I want to manage data in bb_meta table. I saw a, ‘object_id’ column. How to change the value on it ? How to create a new value ? bb_update_option allow us to add or update a new val in meta_key column but what is the most appropriate function ?

Thanks

th

[@ashfame Participant 14 years ago]

// For retrieval

$data = bb_get_option(‘option-name’);

// For Saving

bb_update_option(‘option-name’,$data);

[@ashfame Participant 14 years ago]

// For retrieval

$data = bb_get_option(‘option-name’);

// For Saving

bb_update_option(‘option-name’,$data);

[@thierry_huet Member 14 years ago]

Thank you for replying but what about the object_id ? do you have any idea ?

[@thierry_huet Member 14 years ago]

Thank you for replying but what about the object_id ? do you have any idea ?

[@ashfame Participant 14 years ago]

Describing what are you trying to do will help me explaining it better.

[@ashfame Participant 14 years ago]

Describing what are you trying to do will help me explaining it better.

[@thierry_huet Member 14 years ago]

A a matter of fact, I want to manage different set of options ie

1 => (keyword => ‘aaa’, name =>’bbb’)

2 => (keyword => ‘xxx’, name => ‘yyy’)

With bb_option, we can register ‘aaa’ and ‘bbb’ or ‘xxx’ and ‘yyy’. With object_id, we can register both.

With this info, I want to put on the admin config a select box, Choosing 1 or 2 to show related options and have the possibility to save them.

(I hope my description is clear)

th

[@thierry_huet Member 14 years ago]

A a matter of fact, I want to manage different set of options ie

1 => (keyword => ‘aaa’, name =>’bbb’)

2 => (keyword => ‘xxx’, name => ‘yyy’)

With bb_option, we can register ‘aaa’ and ‘bbb’ or ‘xxx’ and ‘yyy’. With object_id, we can register both.

With this info, I want to put on the admin config a select box, Choosing 1 or 2 to show related options and have the possibility to save them.

(I hope my description is clear)

th

[@ashfame Participant 14 years ago]

why don’t you just make an array and save it

// For retrieval

$array = bb_get_option('option-name');



// For Saving

bb_update_option('option-name',$array);

[@ashfame Participant 14 years ago]

why don’t you just make an array and save it

// For retrieval

$array = bb_get_option('option-name');



// For Saving

bb_update_option('option-name',$array);

[@thierry_huet Member 14 years ago]

Because I have to save $array[1], $array[2] for on option. But maybe by exploding… I’ll try that.

th

[@thierry_huet Member 14 years ago]

Because I have to save $array[1], $array[2] for on option. But maybe by exploding… I’ll try that.

th

[@ashfame Participant 14 years ago]

just make an array and save it as if it was a variable, APIs would handle its serialization and everything.

[@ashfame Participant 14 years ago]

just make an array and save it as if it was a variable, APIs would handle its serialization and everything.

[@thierry_huet Member 14 years ago]

Ah yes … I’ll try that. Thanks. I’ll close the discussion after benchmarking and sending you feedback.

[@thierry_huet Member 14 years ago]

Ah yes … I’ll try that. Thanks. I’ll close the discussion after benchmarking and sending you feedback.