You are right, it was much easier. This is resolved now.

Okay thanks. Would I be better off going my initial route when I first opened this topic, or can I still use the piklist functions to help breakdown the array? I have trouble wrapping my head around some of this stuff.

Should have checked that out first. Thanks a lot for the reference, I’ll have a look over it now 🙂

Removing the scope parameter did the trick! I guess I was just a little confused because from the Documentation I read this:

http://piklist.com/user-guide/tutorials/display-taxonomies-as-a-dropdown-or-radio-buttons/

Notice we set the scope here. In most cases Piklist will automatically determine the scope. But when using taxonomies you will need to set ‘scope’ => ‘taxonomy’

I just found that a little misleading. Thanks for clearing this up though 🙂

Cheers!

As requested, I have emailed a copy of the code.

Thanks!

Sure I can do that, but I have one question first. If I am understanding the hidden field correctly, any value passed to the ‘value’ parameter of the field will be registered in the options database table?

Here it is. And as I said, $user has a value if I echo it, but does not get passed into the value parameter of the hidden field.

<?php
/*
Title: Twitter
Setting: twitter_settings
Tab: Twitter Settings
Order: 200
*/		
	
	// Consumer Key
	piklist('field', array(
		'type' => 'text'
		,'field' => 'consumer_key'
		,'label' => __('Consumer Key')
		,'value' => __('Consumer Key')
		,'help' => __('Enter the Consumer Key found in your Twitter Apps settings')
		,'capability' => 'manage_options'
		,'position' => 'wrap'
		,'serialize' => 'false'
		,'attributes' => array(
			'title' => 'Twitter API Application Consumer Key'
			,'alt' => 'Twitter API Application Consumer Key'
			,'tabindex' => '1'
			,'onfocus' => "if(this.value == 'Consumer Key') { this.value = ''; }"
			,'columns' => '12'
		)
	));
	
	// Consumer Secret
	piklist('field', array(
		'type' => 'text'
		,'field' => 'consumer_secret'
		,'label' => __('Consumer Secret')
		,'value' => __('Consumer Secret')
		,'help' => __('Enter the Consumer Secret found in your Twitter Apps settings')
		,'capability' => 'manage_options'
		,'position' => 'wrap'
		,'serialize' => 'false'
		,'attributes' => array(
			'title' => 'Twitter API Application Consumer Secret'
			,'alt' => 'Twitter API Application Consumer Secret'
			,'tabindex' => '2'
			,'onfocus' => "if(this.value == 'Consumer Secret') { this.value = ''; }"
			,'columns' => '12'
		)
	));
	
	// Access Token
	piklist('field', array(
		'type' => 'text'
		,'field' => 'oauth_token'
		,'label' => __('Access Token')
		,'value' => __('Access Token')
		,'help' => __('Enter the Access Token found in your Twitter Apps settings')
		,'capability' => 'manage_options'
		,'position' => 'wrap'
		,'serialize' => 'false'
		,'attributes' => array(
			'title' => 'Twitter API Application Access Token'
			,'alt' => 'Twitter API Application Access Token'
			,'tabindex' => '1'
			,'onfocus' => "if(this.value == 'Access Token') { this.value = ''; }"
			,'columns' => '12'
		)
	));
	
	// Access Token Secret
	piklist('field', array(
		'type' => 'text'
		,'field' => 'oauth_token_secret'
		,'label' => __('Access Token Secret')
		,'value' => __('Access Token Secret')
		,'help' => __('Enter the Access Token Secret found in your Twitter Apps settings')
		,'capability' => 'manage_options'
		,'position' => 'wrap'
		,'serialize' => 'false'
		,'attributes' => array(
			'title' => 'Twitter API Application Access Token Secret'
			,'alt' => 'Twitter API Application Access Token Secret'
			,'tabindex' => '1'
			,'onfocus' => "if(this.value == 'Access Token Secret') { this.value = ''; }"
			,'columns' => '12'
		)
	));

	// Get the user's profile information
	$instance = Main::get_instance();
	
	$user = $instance->get_user();

	// Twitter Name
	piklist('field', array(
		'type' => 'hidden'
		,'field' => 'twitter_name'
		,'value' => $user
	));
  
?>