MKP Base Argument Tester

Shortcode arguments can take multiple forms:

• As a single value
• As code=value
• As a list of code-value pairs ‘option=verbose,log_file+’my.log’

Single Value

Single values like “verbose” have an implied value of “true”; so ‘verbose’ is treated as ‘verbose=true’. All action codes are expressed as a single value (e.g. list or class=”mkp_u”>clear_diagnostics).

Code=Value

When a code requires a value like the message code, it must be expressed as message=”some message”

List of Code/Value pairs

There is one particularly complex code that processes multiple sets of code=value pairs in a single code. That is the option shortcode. Here is an example of it:

In this example, we set the ‘show_all_igroups’ option to false and the handler function value to ‘my_handler’.

Output:

Diagnostic file /nas/content/live/mkpusaws/wp-content/MKP Plugins_29.log not found
Diagnostic file /nas/content/live/mkpusaws/wp-content/MKP Plugins_29.log not found
MKP Base Options:

• enabled = true
• verbose = false
• do_backtrace = 0
• logfile = MKP Plugins.log
• handler = handler
  • class = MKP_Base
  • method = file_logger
• show_all_igroups = false
• show_loggedin_igroups = false
• source = MKP Plugins:
• autoload = autoload
  • communities = false
  • contacts = false
  • igroups = false
  • mapper = false
• table_name_prefix = mkpusa_
• options_name_prefix = mkpusa_29_
• google_api_key_name = mkp_google_api_key
• google_api_key_value = AIzaSyBMOdb-1zpWcCjLIjMo_CC2gdfvl7wyw1Q_w
• loaded =
• retain_notifications = false
• notifications_demo = false
• option = verbose

MKP Plugins: Options reset to their defualt values

MKP Plugins: Setting Option option = [verbose]