public function set_all($settings)
{
$retval = array('old_settings' => $this->settings, 'new_settings' => $this->settings, 'errors' => array(), 'messages' => array(), 'saved' => false);
$validator = ITSEC_Modules::get_validator($this->get_id());
if (is_null($validator)) {
$retval['errors'][] = new WP_Error('itsec-settings-missing-validator-for-' . $this->get_id(), sprintf(__('The data validator for %1$s is missing. Data for the module cannot be saved without the validator. This error could indicate a bad install of iThemes Security. Please remove the plugin and reinstall it. If this message persists, please contact support and send them this error message.', 'better-wp-security'), $this->get_id()));
} else {
$validator->validate($settings);
$retval['errors'] = $validator->get_errors();
$retval['messages'] = $validator->get_messages();
if ($validator->can_save()) {
$this->settings = $validator->get_settings();
ITSEC_Storage::set($this->get_id(), $this->settings);
$this->after_save();
$this->handle_settings_changes($retval['old_settings']);
$retval['new_settings'] = $this->settings;
$retval['saved'] = true;
} else {
ITSEC_Response::set_success(false);
}
}
ITSEC_Response::add_errors($retval['errors']);
ITSEC_Response::add_messages($retval['messages']);
return $retval;
}
/**
* Save the validated form input data.
*
* This function should be left as-is in subclasses unless widget-specific handling is required. An example where a
* custom function could be useful is a widget which stores some input in different locations.
*
* @access public
*
* @param array Array of data to be saved.
*/
protected function save($data)
{
ITSEC_Storage::set($this->id, $data);
}