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488 | isset( $request['form_data'][ "widget-$id" ] ) && |
489 | is_array( $request['form_data'][ "widget-$id" ] ) |
490 | ) { |
491 | $new_instance = array_values( $request['form_data'][ "widget-$id" ] )[0]; |
492 | $old_instance = $instance; |
493 |
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494 | $instance = $widget_object->update( $new_instance, $old_instance ); |
495 |
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496 | /** This filter is documented in wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php */ |
497 | $instance = apply_filters( |
498 | 'widget_update_callback', |
499 | $instance, |
500 | $new_instance, |
501 | $old_instance, |
502 | $widget_object |
503 | ); |
504 | } |
505 |
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506 | $serialized_instance = serialize( $instance ); |