function create($args = array())
{
$args = wp_parse_args($args, $this->default_fields());
$key = $args['key'] ? $args['key'] : pl_create_id($args['name']);
if (isset($this->objects[$key])) {
$key = $key . '_' . pl_new_clone_id();
}
$new = array($key => $args);
// turns out you can add arrays, puts new templates at front
$this->objects = $new + $this->objects;
$this->update_objects();
return $key;
}
/**
* Add pages to main settings area.
*
* @since 2.2
*
* @param $args Array as input.
* @param string $name Name of page.
* @param string $title Title of page.
* @param string $path Function use to get page contents.
* @param array $array Array containing page page of settings.
* @param string $type Type of page.
* @param string $raw Send raw HTML straight to the page.
* @param string $layout Layout type.
* @param string $icon URI for page icon.
* @param int $postion Position to insert into main menu.
* @return array $optionarray
*/
function pl_add_options_page($args)
{
if (pl_has_editor()) {
global $pagelines_add_settings_panel;
$d = array('name' => 'No Name', 'icon' => 'icon-edit', 'pos' => 10, 'opts' => array());
if (!isset($args['opts']) && isset($args['array'])) {
$args['opts'] = $args['array'];
}
if (!isset($args['pos']) && isset($args['position'])) {
$args['pos'] = $args['position'];
}
$a = wp_parse_args($args, $d);
$id = pl_create_id($a['name']);
// make sure its not set elsewhere. Navbar was already set, and we were writing twice
if (!isset($pagelines_add_settings_panel[$id])) {
$pagelines_add_settings_panel[$id] = $a;
}
}
}
