Title: Save button in admin settings Last modified: May 11, 2018 --- # Save button in admin settings * Resolved [Bonaldi](https://wordpress.org/support/users/bonaldi/) * (@bonaldi) * [8 years ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/save-button-in-admin-settings/) * Hi Fernando, Unable to save settings in admin, since version 1.4.3. and 1.4.4. Can do it in 1.4.2. Viewing 8 replies - 1 through 8 (of 8 total) * Plugin Author [Fernando Claussen](https://wordpress.org/support/users/fclaussen/) * (@fclaussen) * [8 years ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/save-button-in-admin-settings/#post-10273350) * Can you check if you don’t have any required fields missing content. * Thread Starter [Bonaldi](https://wordpress.org/support/users/bonaldi/) * (@bonaldi) * [8 years ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/save-button-in-admin-settings/#post-10273503) * I don’t think so, because when I replace by ftp v1.4.4. with v1.4.2, without changing settings, it works. For info, I test on a multisite. * Thread Starter [Bonaldi](https://wordpress.org/support/users/bonaldi/) * (@bonaldi) * [8 years ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/save-button-in-admin-settings/#post-10273721) * OK, I had to reorganize my cookies fields and it works. But it doesn’t display as I want: * For instance I wanted to display 3 types of cookies: functionals, performance and third party, with 3 lines on the left tab Cookies settings (frontend) * Functionals are WordPress ones, always actives. * Performance are Google Analytics ones, as Third party domain, with link to opt- out. Must I fill in again, in Cookies used by site field, all cookies displayed below, in third party? * For third party it means to fill in third party domain with facebook buttons, youtube and so on. Must I compile in this top field all third party cookies displayed below? * Because the plugin seems not to save settings if I don’t fill in Cookies used by site field, even if I don’t need it. * Plugin Author [Fernando Claussen](https://wordpress.org/support/users/fclaussen/) * (@fclaussen) * [8 years ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/save-button-in-admin-settings/#post-10278534) * Hi [@bonaldi](https://wordpress.org/support/users/bonaldi/) * This happens because I never planned for users to have a third-party category. * I planned for something like Strictly Necessary, Performance, Marketing, Ads and so on. * And inside those categories, you would put your third party cookies. * Thread Starter [Bonaldi](https://wordpress.org/support/users/bonaldi/) * (@bonaldi) * [8 years ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/save-button-in-admin-settings/#post-10278801) * I understand, but it’s a plan that users do not necessarily understand. May be it would be easier to maintain for you, and easier for users to understand the plugin, to program a single hook which would include a block in which we could choose if, by block, we need to display à link to third party privacies, a button on/off, a cookies list, a text description and so on. It’s a reflexion track, of course. * Plugin Author [Fernando Claussen](https://wordpress.org/support/users/fclaussen/) * (@fclaussen) * [8 years ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/save-button-in-admin-settings/#post-10278846) * I understand. * This whole section is being reworked for V2 anyways. I want to make it easier for users to understand and more accessible. * I’m thinking about locking cookies to a predetermined set of categories. Like“ Necessary, Statistics, Marketing, Other”. * Let me know what you think. * Thread Starter [Bonaldi](https://wordpress.org/support/users/bonaldi/) * (@bonaldi) * [8 years ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/save-button-in-admin-settings/#post-10280003) * I propose to merge cookies and consents in an unique block (backend). Today, there are 2 tabs in admin settings, each one with add buttons options. I think, may be, it would be easier to have an universal block you could add with a button. As many times as needed. For instance you could create a - first block with following settings: Title: Consents A first block line for Social buttons, with button on/off and description field. A second block line for embeded videos, with button on/off and description field. A third block line for third party statistics, with button on/off and description field. - second block with following settings: Title: Cookies A first block line for Necessary, no button, with description field. A second block line for third party statistics, with cookies list, button on/off, link to Third Party privacies and description field. * You can see that someone who want to give possibility to consent to Third Party Statistics can do it, but if he wants only give a link, he can. Actually, the problem is the obligation to fill in some fields the user don’t need. * A drawing would be more speaking I guess… 🙂 * Plugin Author [Fernando Claussen](https://wordpress.org/support/users/fclaussen/) * (@fclaussen) * [7 years, 12 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/save-button-in-admin-settings/#post-10283467) * A drawing would be nice, but I think got the idea though. 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