2013-01-25, 03:47:51
Hi,
thanks for the answers.
passing the function name and the arguments is ok. a dedicated function may even be better, but that part is somehow ok... once you have read the documentation.
back to the issue i've raised above...
in my eyes, the problem is that all the custom links go to "load.php", which defaults to "page" as the default.
in my eyes, there is no reason why the link should not go to the page having created the sidebar, in this specific case "settings.php". "settings.php", once it sees that "id" is set, should then forward the request to the concerned plugin, in the same way as load is currently doing.
implementing this should not be that disruptive...
ciao a.l.e
thanks for the answers.
passing the function name and the arguments is ok. a dedicated function may even be better, but that part is somehow ok... once you have read the documentation.
back to the issue i've raised above...
in my eyes, the problem is that all the custom links go to "load.php", which defaults to "page" as the default.
in my eyes, there is no reason why the link should not go to the page having created the sidebar, in this specific case "settings.php". "settings.php", once it sees that "id" is set, should then forward the request to the concerned plugin, in the same way as load is currently doing.
implementing this should not be that disruptive...
ciao a.l.e