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Currently the Control::$type is designed to indicate whether it is a selector for a post, term, or user. However, there could very well be controls that are for editing these objects that would have these same types. I suggest that the type be fixed to something like object_multi_select and then to introduce a new class property like $selection_type to hold whether it is for a post, term, or user. And then another $selection_object to contain the kind of post or user that can be selected. (These variable names for type and object are derived from terminology used in nav menu items. Something better could be chosen.)
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Currently the
Control::$type
is designed to indicate whether it is a selector for apost
,term
, oruser
. However, there could very well be controls that are for editing these objects that would have these same types. I suggest that the type be fixed to something likeobject_multi_select
and then to introduce a new class property like$selection_type
to hold whether it is for apost
,term
, oruser
. And then another$selection_object
to contain the kind of post or user that can be selected. (These variable names fortype
andobject
are derived from terminology used in nav menu items. Something better could be chosen.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: