Hi,
The second parameter passed to doAction() is a routine object which can return action arguments.
public function doAction( $sExitCode, $oRoutine ) {
$_aRoutineMeta = $oRoutine->getMeta();
Here $_aRoutineMeta contains the stored settings for the action. The category IDs should be stored in there with the key named auto_post_term_ids. If you dump the contents of $_aRoutineMeta, you should see something like the following.
[auto_post_term_ids] => Array
(
[category] => Array
(
[1] => 1
)
)
...
You see category and it is a taxonomy slug. You should be able to retrieve its category ID from the slug. And it is an array holding its terms and the array key-value represents a term id and the state of being enabled or not (1 is checked, 0 is not).
Thread Starter
yosmc
(@yosmc)
Hi,
First of all I appreciate the fast response, that’s fantastic.
Secondly: When I insert a print_r() – or any other type of echo – in that function I get no output on screen. When I call http://www.mysite.com/?task_scheduler_checking_actions=1 (which is how I use the plugin) all I ever see is my main page.
Anyway, with your info, I got it right in no time at all. For anyone else looking at this, the actual variable would be:
$_aRoutineArguments[ ‘auto_post_term_ids’ ][ ‘category’ ][1]
Thanks again!
