The get_autotoggle() WordPress PHP function retrieves the auto_toggle setting for a specified category.
Usage
get_autotoggle($id);
Example:
Input:
get_autotoggle(5);
Output:
1
Parameters
$id(int) – The category ID to get the auto_toggle setting for. If no category supplied, it uses 0.
More information
See WordPress Developer Resources: get_autotoggle
Examples
Get auto_toggle for a specific category
Retrieve the auto_toggle setting for category ID 3.
$cat_id = 3; $toggle_setting = get_autotoggle($cat_id);
Check if auto_toggle is enabled for a category
Determine if auto_toggle is enabled for category ID 7.
$cat_id = 7; $toggle_setting = get_autotoggle($cat_id); $is_enabled = $toggle_setting == 1 ? true : false;
Display auto_toggle setting for all categories
Loop through all categories and display the auto_toggle setting for each.
$categories = get_categories();
foreach ($categories as $category) {
$toggle_setting = get_autotoggle($category->term_id);
echo "Category ID {$category->term_id}: Auto Toggle - {$toggle_setting}";
}
Enable or disable auto_toggle based on the setting
Enable or disable a feature based on the auto_toggle setting for category ID 10.
$cat_id = 10;
$toggle_setting = get_autotoggle($cat_id);
if ($toggle_setting == 1) {
// Enable the feature
} else {
// Disable the feature
}
Update auto_toggle setting for a category
Update the auto_toggle setting for category ID 15 to the opposite of its current setting.
$cat_id = 15;
$toggle_setting = get_autotoggle($cat_id);
$new_setting = $toggle_setting == 1 ? 0 : 1;
update_option("category_toggle_{$cat_id}", $new_setting);