Description
apply_filters( 'geczy_sanitize_' . $option[ 'type' ], $input[ $id ], $option )
Parameters ( 1 ) ( string ), ( array )
Usage Examples
To run the filter, copy this sample
$str = apply_filters( 'geczy_sanitize_' . $option[ 'type' ], $input[ $id ], $option );
if ( ! empty( $str ) ) {
// what has been modified...
}
To make a callback function, copy this sample
// the filter geczy_sanitize_$option[type] callback
function my_filter_function( $param1, $param2 ) {
// do your thing here :-) ...
return $str;
}
add_filter( 'geczy_sanitize_$option[type]' , 'my_filter_function', 10, 2 );
To remove the filter, copy this sample
//remove the filter remove_filter( 'geczy_sanitize_$option[type]', 'my_filter_function', 10, 2 );
Defined
This filter is defined in the following source file(s)
- wc-vendors/classes/admin/settings/classes/sf-class-settings.php line 362
$clean[ $id ] = apply_filters( 'geczy_sanitize_' . $option[ 'type' ], $input[ $id ], $option );
- wc-vendors/classes/admin/settings/classes/sf-class-settings.php line 421
$output[ $option[ 'id' ] ] = apply_filters( 'geczy_sanitize_' . $option[ 'type' ], $option[ 'std' ], $option );