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yourSetting->getValue(); * * @api */ abstract class UserSettings extends Settings { /** * Constructor. */ public function __construct() { parent::__construct(); $this->init(); } /** * Creates a new user setting. * * Settings will be displayed in the UI depending on the order of `makeSetting` calls. This means you can define * the order of the displayed settings by calling makeSetting first for more important settings. * * @param string $name The name of the setting that shall be created * @param mixed $defaultValue The default value for this setting. Note the value will not be converted to the * specified type. * @param string $type The PHP internal type the value of this setting should have. * Use one of FieldConfig::TYPE_* constants * @param \Closure $fieldConfigCallback A callback method to configure the field that shall be displayed in the * UI to define the value for this setting * @return UserSetting Returns an instance of the created measurable setting. */ protected function makeSetting($name, $defaultValue, $type, $configureCallback) { $userLogin = Piwik::getCurrentUserLogin(); $setting = new UserSetting($name, $defaultValue, $type, $this->pluginName, $userLogin); $setting->setConfigureCallback($configureCallback); $this->addSetting($setting); return $setting; } /** * Saves (persists) the current setting values in the database. * * Will trigger an event to notify plugins that a value has been changed. */ public function save() { parent::save(); /** * Triggered after user settings have been updated. * * **Example** * * Piwik::addAction('UserSettings.updated', function (UserSettings $settings) { * if ($settings->getPluginName() === 'PluginName') { * $value = $settings->someSetting->getValue(); * // Do something with the new setting value * } * }); * * @param Settings $settings The plugin settings object. */ Piwik::postEvent('UserSettings.updated', array($this)); } }