Settings page will redirect to a broadly-worded error if one thing is wrong, even if several other items were successful. This could be very confusing when changing multiple settings.
This may be fixable by adding onto a pre-prepared SQL statement string that is only executed once every item clears their checks. Or perhaps splitting settings into their own forms/POSTs, maybe with JavaScript POSTing.
Settings page will redirect to a broadly-worded error if one thing is wrong, even if several other items were successful. This could be very confusing when changing multiple settings.
This may be fixable by adding onto a pre-prepared SQL statement string that is only executed once every item clears their checks. Or perhaps splitting settings into their own forms/POSTs, maybe with JavaScript POSTing.