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Currently the plugin created a new widget for each one that is generated via middleware. If a client has many widgets this creates a nightmare widgets page for the client. Instead I propose it being a single widget with a dropdown option.
From the screenshot example, and as I presented at the IDX Broker dev conference, this seems to be a much better solution. For starters, you can easily choose the widget from the drop-down, and see the ID associated with that widget. It also provides a clear link to let the user know they may need to refresh the list. And finally it provided a clear message that you don't want to use the same widget twice on a page. In fact my demo code could be improved to say make the widget options box turn red with a message should someone try to add the same widget twice. Although that still would not account for any use by a shortcode.
Another benefit to this, is all the widgets would be saved in one option, vs a new option for each widget as it currently saves the data:
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One Widget Option for all IDX Broker Widgets
One Widget for all IDX Broker (middleware created) Widgets
Nov 9, 2015
@idxbroker Having an issue on a client's site where she has over 2500 widgets set up in IDX Broker and now her widgets.php page won't load because of memory timeout.
Currently the plugin created a new widget for each one that is generated via middleware. If a client has many widgets this creates a nightmare widgets page for the client. Instead I propose it being a single widget with a dropdown option.
From the screenshot example, and as I presented at the IDX Broker dev conference, this seems to be a much better solution. For starters, you can easily choose the widget from the drop-down, and see the ID associated with that widget. It also provides a clear link to let the user know they may need to refresh the list. And finally it provided a clear message that you don't want to use the same widget twice on a page. In fact my demo code could be improved to say make the widget options box turn red with a message should someone try to add the same widget twice. Although that still would not account for any use by a shortcode.
Another benefit to this, is all the widgets would be saved in one option, vs a new option for each widget as it currently saves the data:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: