Remove actions/filters from anonymous class instance

remove-anonymous-object.php

// All of your classes in /acf/forms/ are called anonymously 
// so it's near impossible to filter them out without this jargon. :(

// example of won't work, but should
remove_filter('in_widget_form', array('acf_form_widget', 'edit_widget'), 10 );

// See http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/137688/remove-actions-filters-added-via-anonymous-functions
function acfw_remove_object_filter( $tag, $class, $method = NULL, $priority = NULL ) {
	$filters = $GLOBALS['wp_filter'][ $tag ];
	if ( empty ( $filters ) ) {
		return;
	}
  	foreach ( $filters as $p => $filter ) :
	    if ( ! is_null($priority) && ( (int) $priority !== (int) $p ) ) continue;
	    $remove = FALSE;
	    foreach ( $filter as $identifier => $function ) {
	      $function = $function['function'];

			if ( is_array( $function ) 
				&& ( is_a( $function[0], $class ) || ( is_array( $function ) 
					&& $function[0] === $class ) ) ) :
				$remove = ( $method && ( $method === $function[1] ) );
			elseif ( $function instanceof Closure && $class === 'Closure' ) :
				$remove = TRUE;
			endif;

			if ( $remove ) {
	        	unset( $GLOBALS['wp_filter'][$tag][$p][$identifier] );
	      	}
	    }
	endforeach;
}

What do you think would be a good solution for the issue?

• Add all the classes to the $acf object as variables. eg: $acf->form_widget
• Perhaps add them to the $GLOBALS array?

Just had a look through the woocommerce plugin to see if they had a good solution, but they are doing the same as ACF...

I'm guessing this is todo with the widget customizer bug you emailed me about. I'll be reviewing and debugging the problem tomorrow, so hopefully I've got a solution for it shortly.