WordPress Theme Option Problem

[tahirk]

Hi,

I’m having some problems with my theme-options.php & now I’m unable to edit any of appearance options nor the website opens .
My WordPress Site:
http://www.dryerventcleaninghouston.com/

This is where the error occurs:

get_theme_mod(‘featured_top_left’), ‘name’ => $settings.'[featured_top_left]’, ‘orderby’ => ‘Name’ , ‘hierarchical’ => 1, ‘hide_empty’ => ‘0’ )); ?>

#111957

chrisburton

Participant

@Tahirk What is on line 88?

Shouldn’t it be

` get_theme_mod(‘featured_top_left’), ‘name’ => $settings, ‘orderby’ => ‘Name’ , ‘hierarchical’ => 1, ‘hide_empty’ => ‘0’ )); ?>`

#111958

tahirk

Participant

Thanks Christopher. On line 88 I have this:

#111959

chrisburton

Participant

@tahirk Hmm. Try my suggestion above. If that doesn’t work, keep the change but also try this:

`

#111960

tahirk

Participant

Thanks a lot for your help, I’m still facing some problems:

Basically at first I was having some problems with setting the number of posts to show as they would reset to 3 as soon as I set it to 5. So I tried to edit & it bite me back.

#111961

tahirk

Participant

/*

Plugin Name: Theme Options

Author: Nathan Rice

Author URI: http://www.nathanrice.net/



NOTE: this file requires WordPress 2.7+ to function

*/

$settings = 'mods_'.get_current_theme(); // do not change!



$defaults = array( // define our defaults

'header_blog_title' => 'Image',

'featured_top_left' => 1,

'featured_top_left_num' => 5,

'featured_top_left_thumb_width' => 100,

'featured_top_left_thumb_height' => 100,

'blog_cat' => 1,

'blog_cat_num' => 5 // <-- no comma after the last option

);



//	push the defaults to the options database,

//	if options don't yet exist there.

add_option($settings, $defaults, '', 'yes');



/*

///////////////////////////////////////////////

This section hooks the proper functions

to the proper actions in WordPress

\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

*/

//	this function registers our settings in the db

add_action('admin_init', 'register_theme_settings');

function register_theme_settings() {

global $settings;

register_setting($settings, $settings);

}

//	this function adds the settings page to the Appearance tab

add_action('admin_menu', 'add_theme_options_menu');

function add_theme_options_menu() {

add_submenu_page('themes.php', 'Education '.__('Theme Options','studiopress'), 'Education '.__('Theme Options','studiopress'), 8, 'theme-options', 'theme_settings_admin');

}



/*

///////////////////////////////////////////////

This section handles all the admin page

output (forms, update notifications, etc.)

\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

*/

function theme_settings_admin() { ?>






// display the proper notification if Saved/Reset

global $settings, $defaults;

if(get_theme_mod('reset')) {

echo '
'.__('Theme Options', 'studiopress').' '.__('RESET TO DEFAULTS', 'studiopress').'
';

update_option($settings, $defaults);

} elseif($_REQUEST == 'true') {

echo '
'.__('Theme Options', 'studiopress').' '.__('SAVED', 'studiopress').'
';

}

// display icon next to page title

screen_icon('options-general');

?>
























>

>


















 get_theme_mod('featured_top_left'), 'name' => $settings, 'orderby' => 'Name' , 'hierarchical' => 1, 'hide_empty' => '0' )); ?>














 x 

















 get_theme_mod('blog_cat'), 'name' => $settings.'[blog_cat]', 'orderby' => 'Name' , 'hierarchical' => 1, 'show_option_all' => __("All Categories", 'studiopress'), 'hide_empty' => '0' )); ?>










































// add CSS and JS if necessary

function theme_options_css_js() {

echo <<






CSS;

echo <<






JS;

}

?>

#111962

chrisburton

Participant

May I ask why you’re editing a plugin file? This is usually not recommended. Plus, `'[]’` seems to happen a lot in that code. From the very little knowledge I have with PHP, I thought it was supposed to go like this: “

[chrisburton]

@Tahirk What is on line 88?

Shouldn’t it be

` get_theme_mod(‘featured_top_left’), ‘name’ => $settings, ‘orderby’ => ‘Name’ , ‘hierarchical’ => 1, ‘hide_empty’ => ‘0’ )); ?>`

[tahirk]

Thanks Christopher. On line 88 I have this:

#111959

[chrisburton]

@tahirk Hmm. Try my suggestion above. If that doesn’t work, keep the change but also try this:

`

#111960

[tahirk]

Thanks a lot for your help, I’m still facing some problems:

Basically at first I was having some problems with setting the number of posts to show as they would reset to 3 as soon as I set it to 5. So I tried to edit & it bite me back.

[tahirk]

/*

Plugin Name: Theme Options

Author: Nathan Rice

Author URI: http://www.nathanrice.net/



NOTE: this file requires WordPress 2.7+ to function

*/

$settings = 'mods_'.get_current_theme(); // do not change!



$defaults = array( // define our defaults

'header_blog_title' => 'Image',

'featured_top_left' => 1,

'featured_top_left_num' => 5,

'featured_top_left_thumb_width' => 100,

'featured_top_left_thumb_height' => 100,

'blog_cat' => 1,

'blog_cat_num' => 5 // <-- no comma after the last option

);



//	push the defaults to the options database,

//	if options don't yet exist there.

add_option($settings, $defaults, '', 'yes');



/*

///////////////////////////////////////////////

This section hooks the proper functions

to the proper actions in WordPress

\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

*/

//	this function registers our settings in the db

add_action('admin_init', 'register_theme_settings');

function register_theme_settings() {

global $settings;

register_setting($settings, $settings);

}

//	this function adds the settings page to the Appearance tab

add_action('admin_menu', 'add_theme_options_menu');

function add_theme_options_menu() {

add_submenu_page('themes.php', 'Education '.__('Theme Options','studiopress'), 'Education '.__('Theme Options','studiopress'), 8, 'theme-options', 'theme_settings_admin');

}



/*

///////////////////////////////////////////////

This section handles all the admin page

output (forms, update notifications, etc.)

\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

*/

function theme_settings_admin() { ?>






// display the proper notification if Saved/Reset

global $settings, $defaults;

if(get_theme_mod('reset')) {

echo '
'.__('Theme Options', 'studiopress').' '.__('RESET TO DEFAULTS', 'studiopress').'
';

update_option($settings, $defaults);

} elseif($_REQUEST == 'true') {

echo '
'.__('Theme Options', 'studiopress').' '.__('SAVED', 'studiopress').'
';

}

// display icon next to page title

screen_icon('options-general');

?>
























>

>


















 get_theme_mod('featured_top_left'), 'name' => $settings, 'orderby' => 'Name' , 'hierarchical' => 1, 'hide_empty' => '0' )); ?>














 x 

















 get_theme_mod('blog_cat'), 'name' => $settings.'[blog_cat]', 'orderby' => 'Name' , 'hierarchical' => 1, 'show_option_all' => __("All Categories", 'studiopress'), 'hide_empty' => '0' )); ?>










































// add CSS and JS if necessary

function theme_options_css_js() {

echo <<






CSS;

echo <<






JS;

}

?>

[chrisburton]

May I ask why you’re editing a plugin file? This is usually not recommended. Plus, `'[]’` seems to happen a lot in that code. From the very little knowledge I have with PHP, I thought it was supposed to go like this: “

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