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Ability to provide API Key via wp-config.php #29
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… release/2.0.0 * commit '501f3d852db89b7b4cbdbf087328fe149285308f': Update styling of shortcode button to match WP and fix an issue where admin bar menu styling was not applying on the front end for admins. Fix merge conflicts. Finish swapping logos. Update IDX Icons and clean styling code for admin menus.
Since other plugins like WPListings uses the API key stored in the database I am not sure moving this to the config file makes sense. |
To clarify, I am not suggesting we move this to the wp-config file. I am suggesting that we offer the ability to add it thru the config file. This simply takes priority over whats in the database. It would work exactly the same way WordPress lets you set the site url in the wp-config file. By default WordPress will use whats set in the admin settings, which is stored in the database. However if you set it via the config file, that takes priority and the settings page input box for the site url becomes disabled. This can be useful for troubleshooting, and prevent users from changing keys when needed. |
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It would be nice to provide an option to set API Key via the
wp-config.php
file. Similar to setting the WordPress url, the settings page would display the field but gray it out so it can only be changed via thewp-config.php
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