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Timestamp:
02/03/2015 10:14:28 AM (12 years ago)
Author:
ocean90
Message:

Ensure that WP_Customize_Setting::value() returns default value for setting if not dirty.

There was regression introduced by #28580 where only changed (dirty) settings now are POST'ed to the Customizer preview.

  • Allow WP_Customize_Manager::post_value() to accept a second $default argument.
  • Introduce WP_Customize_Manager::unsanitized_post_values() for accessing previously-private member variable _post_values.
  • Do require_once instead of require for Customizer classes.
  • Add unit tests for WP_Customize_Manager and WP_Customize_Setting.

props westonruter.
fixes #30988.

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  • trunk/src/wp-includes/class-wp-customize-setting.php

    r31126 r31329  
    101101        }
    102102
     103        protected $_original_value;
     104
    103105        /**
    104106         * Handle previewing the setting.
    … …  
    107109         */
    108110        public function preview() {
     111                if ( ! isset( $this->_original_value ) ) {
     112                        $this->_original_value = $this->value();
     113                }
     114
    109115                switch( $this->type ) {
    110116                        case 'theme_mod' :
    … …  
    157163         */
    158164        public function _preview_filter( $original ) {
    159                 return $this->multidimensional_replace( $original, $this->id_data[ 'keys' ], $this->post_value() );
     165                $undefined = new stdClass(); // symbol hack
     166                $post_value = $this->manager->post_value( $this, $undefined );
     167                if ( $undefined === $post_value ) {
     168                        $value = $this->_original_value;
     169                } else {
     170                        $value = $post_value;
     171                }
     172
     173                return $this->multidimensional_replace( $original, $this->id_data['keys'], $value );
    160174        }
    161175
    … …  
    423437                }
    424438
    425                 if ( $create && ! isset( $node[ $last ] ) )
    426                         $node[ $last ] = array();
     439                if ( $create ) {
     440                        if ( ! is_array( $node ) ) {
     441                                // account for an array overriding a string or object value
     442                                $node = array();
     443                        }
     444                        if ( ! isset( $node[ $last ] ) ) {
     445                                $node[ $last ] = array();
     446                        }
     447                }
    427448
    428449                if ( ! isset( $node[ $last ] ) )
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