I'm making a custom input for the access levels for the blog tool - the idea is to take a variable '$access_id' which contains the users default privacy setting for their blog. (They set this in a blog settings page I've made which works fine) I've echoed the variable to check that it's correct but I'm having a problem - I can set the box to always have the default access selected, but that would mean when a user edits a blog entry it would select the default and not the one relevant to that entry.
In input/access.php the line that checks for existing level and if not sets default seems to be...
if (!array_key_exists('value', $vars) || $vars['value'] == ACCESS_DEFAULT)
$vars['value'] = get_default_access();
I tried to change this to...
if (!array_key_exists('value', $vars) || $vars['value'] == ACCESS_DEFAULT)
$vars['value'] = $access_id;
But it didn't work.
I also tried checking if there was an existing one and if not creating one like this...
if (isset($vars['value'])) {} else { $vars['value'] = $access_id; }
But that failed too, does anyone know where I'm going wrong?
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