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Start your free trialMarissa Richardson
47,542 PointsI really don't now how this is wrong - Plugin development for WP
I've submitted this both ways for line 10:
$my_plugin_username = esc_html($_POST['my_plugin_username']);
if ($hidden_field == 'Y') { $my_plugin_username = esc_html($_POST['my_plugin_username']); }
It says that I'm not passing the 'my_plugin_username' variable to the escaped HTML value.
<?php
function my_plugin_options_page() {
if (!current_user_can('manage_options')) {
wp_die('You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.');
}
if (isset($_POST['my_plugin_hidden_field'])) {
$hidden_field = esc_html($_POST['my_plugin_hidden_field']);
$my_plugin_username = esc_html($_POST['my_plugin_username']);
}
}
?>
Marissa Richardson
47,542 PointsMarissa Richardson
47,542 PointsNever mind. I got it. It turns out I had to delete part of my answer from part 1 that was in fact correct: $hidden_field = esc_html( $_POST['my_plugin_hidden_field']);
Talk about being tricky.