public function __construct($base)
{
parent::__construct();
$this->base = $base;
// Normally the form assumes a very nicely formatted string with correct scheme and non-standard port detection. This breaks certain non-standard setups. Easiest to just use whatever scheme we're currently using.
$this->set_attribute('action', remove_query_arg('non_existent_query'));
foreach (array('primary_button', 'secondary_button', 'wp_editor') as $input) {
$o = new \stdClass();
$o->name = $input;
$o->class = sprintf('\\plainview\\sdk_broadcast\\wordpress\\form2\\inputs\\%s', $input);
$this->register_input_type($o);
}
}
