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08/26/2012 08:31:21 PM (12 years ago)
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  • Ticket #18488, comment 12

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    1 WordPress accepts scalar values for its option, transient, and meta APIs. It also accepts non-scalar values that are serializable. An array is, as are most objects. However, I see no reason to have custom code to handle SinpleXML objects, or any other non-serializable elements. They cannot be serialized for whichever reason the writer decided.
     1WordPress accepts scalar values for its option, transient, and meta APIs. It also accepts non-scalar values that are serializable. An array is, as are most objects. However, I see no reason to have custom code to handle SimpleXML objects, or any other non-serializable elements. They cannot be serialized for whichever reason the writer decided.
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    33If you need to store such objects, I suggest you employ a custom workaround.
    4  I don't see what else we should do here.
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     5I don't see what else we should do here.