Get option values for JetEngine options pages inside the PHP code

options-values-in-code.php

<?php
/**
 * Method 1
 * Can be used for: Any storage type
 *
 * page-slug - replace this with your Option Page slug
 * option-name - replace this with your option Name/ID
 */
$value = jet_engine()->listings->data->get_option( 'page-slug::option-name' );

/**
 * Method 2
 * Can be used for: Any storage type
 *
 * page-slug - replace this with your Option Page slug
 * option-name - replace this with your option Name/ID
 */
$page  = jet_engine()->options_pages->registered_pages['page-slug'];
$value = $page->get( 'option-name' );

/**
 * Method 3
 * Can be used for: Default storage type
 *
 * page-slug - replace this with your Option Page slug
 * option-name - replace this with your option Name/ID
 */
$all_options = get_option( 'page-slug', array() );
$value       = isset( $all_options['option-name'] ) ? $all_options['option-name'] : false;

/**
 * Method 4
 * Can be used for: Separate storage type + `Add prefix for separate options` is DISABLED
 *
 * option-name - replace this with your option Name/ID
 */
 $value = get_option( 'option-name' );
 
 /**
 * Method 5
 * Can be used for: Separate storage type + `Add prefix for separate options` is ENABLED
 *
 * page-slug - replace this with your Option Page slug
 * option-name - replace this with your option Name/ID
 */
 $value = get_option( 'page-slug_option-name' );

what about setting the option value

what about setting the option value

did you find something about set the option value?

Not working

It's Working fine here, Thanks.

Thank you, working fine.

<?php
function jetpack_options_sc() { 
    $title = jet_engine()->listings->data->get_option( 'appoinments::service-looking-for' );
    $date = jet_engine()->listings->data->get_option( 'appoinments::date' );        
    $button = 'https://www.google.com/calendar/render?action=TEMPLATE&text='.$title.'&dates='.str_replace('-','',$date).'/'.str_replace('-','',$date);
    return $button;
}
add_shortcode('jposc', 'jetpack_options_sc');
?>

What about repeater fields inside options page?

Hi, this code works great! Only thing, I can't get it to work with a radio selection box, retreiving the selected value. Can you share that code as wel please? many thanks!

@jwamsterdam in that case you can get the radio value and then you can set the new value directly at database in wp_options , values are serialized, you can unserialize and set the value into the result array and then re-serialize and save in db

working fine, thank you.

$counter_starter = jet_engine()->listings->data->get_option( 'commercial-invoices-settings::_counter-starter-no' );

how to update settings value from functions.php?
i want update value of "_counter-starter-no'" from functions.php on child theme.

thank you :)

@adofeg reading the value op mij radio buttton indeed works fine, I populate the values from a glossary list.
The returned value is the 'Field Label' though, not the 'Field Value'. Do you know how I can retreive field value?

Hi @adofeg The code provided works correctly. One thing though, then passing a pre-defined value in the options field, you first have to save the field in order to retreive it, otherwise it returns null.

I would like to run an action based on a change in the options page. What is the required action?
add_action('update_options', 'myFunction', 10, 3); is not working.

@jwamsterdam JetEngine doesn't provide any hook to run after saving the options page, I asked them and they replied, they have no hook like this.

@jwamsterdam @Galibri
There is some update for those who want to use php to update options.
The options inside jetengine is actually save as options in the wp_option table. So the typical get_option and update_option will do.
And the mutiple field value is saved as array.
So let say you have a option page named with slug "dining-certificate-options_copy" and the field slug is "certificate-number"
Just simply:

// getting the whole option array from wp_option
$dinning_cert_option = get_option('dining-certificate-options_copy');
//Only change the value of a item in the array
$dinning_cert_option['certificate-number'] = ' anything';
// simply update the option 
update_option('dining-certificate-options_copy', $dinning_cert_option);	

Hooks are:

jet-engine/options-pages/after-save
jet-engine/options-pages/after-save/PAGE_SLUG
jet-engine/options-pages/updated
jet-engine/options-pages/updated/PAGE_SLUG

The only argument passed to a hook is an instance of Jet_Engine_Options_Page_Factory (\jet-engine\includes\components\options-pages\options-page.php)

I was defining a number of modules for an overview page and then I wanted to render the modules dynamically via Ajax on click. This did not work with the jetengine object as it wasn't available during the "init" or "enqueue_scripts" action hooks.
Method 3 was the solution; I simply got the option values right out of the WordPress database.
Hope this info helps somebody else in the same situation.

@nextab

This did not work with the jetengine object as it wasn't available during the "init" or "enqueue_scripts" action hooks.

it is not available until 'init' with priority of 12 or something like that, just try calling it a bit later

it is not available until 'init' with priority of 12 or something like that, just try calling it a bit later

Thank you for pointing this out. I'm sure this can come in handy at some point in the future.