Overrides the MPFT::value_for_set method to allow Related User Role fields to be assigned a value in a number of different formats. A single role ID (lowercase slug, e.g.
Gets the post object at the given numerical array offset, if it exists. Since this overrides offset-get the user role can be obtained by an array-style access directly on the field object – see example.
Implements MPFT::forward to return the first user role, regardless of whether or not the field is setup to allow multiple roles to be selected (iterator-related methods are setup to regard the multiple items though).
Checks if the numerical array offset exists in the roles selected in the UI. Since this overrides offset-exists the offset test can be made by calling isset directly on the field object.
Overrides the MPFT::value_for_set method to allow Related User Role fields to be assigned a value in a number of different formats. A single role ID (lowercase slug, e.g.
Implements MPFT::forward to return the first user role, regardless of whether or not the field is setup to allow multiple roles to be selected (iterator-related methods are setup to regard the multiple items though).
Checks if the numerical array offset exists in the roles selected in the UI. Since this overrides offset-exists the offset test can be made by calling isset directly on the field object.
Gets the post object at the given numerical array offset, if it exists. Since this overrides offset-get the user role can be obtained by an array-style access directly on the field object – see example.
Overrides the MPFT::value_for_set method to allow Related User Role fields to be assigned a value in a number of different formats. A single role ID (lowercase slug, e.g.
MasterPress 1.3.8 is a bugfix release. Fixed a bug where MB, KB, and GB were being converted to bytes incorrectly via WOOF file functions. Fixed a bug where transparent images were losing their transparency on resize.
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