JetEngine Option page

Hi there,

You may need to add the JetEngine option fields to the allowed list.

Could you try the snippet provided in this topic and see if it works for your setup?

https://generate.support/topic/fetching-dynamic-data-from-options-page/#post-174828

What is the exact code you are using? And how did you add the code?

Could you check the exact option key name that JetEngine stores in the wp_options table?

Sometimes a plugin doesn’t use the exact field name configured in its settings. For example, even if the field is named email_id, the plugin may store it with a custom prefix or under a different option key.

I’m not sure how JetEngine handles this, so you’ll need to check the database or confirm the actual option key with their support team.

I tried with new codes but it’s weird some fields working and some not..

Have you included the names of the other fields in the snippet as well?

Hi,

The reason some fields work and others don’t comes down to how JetEngine stores an options page. Rather than saving each field as its own row in the wp_options table, JetEngine saves the whole options page as a single array under one option key (in your case business-info, containing email_id, phone, and so on). Any field that happens to be stored as its own top-level option resolves fine through the allowed-options filter, but GB can’t reach a value nested inside that array — which is what you’re seeing.

To pull a nested field you’ll need a custom dynamic tag that reads the option array and returns the specific key. Here’s a working example you can adapt:

add_action( 'init', function () {
	if ( ! class_exists( 'GenerateBlocks_Register_Dynamic_Tag' ) ) {
		return;
	}

	new GenerateBlocks_Register_Dynamic_Tag(
		[
			'title'    => 'Option Page Field',
			'tag'      => 'option_page_field',
			'type'     => 'option',
			'supports' => [ 'multiple' ],
			'return'   => function ( $options, $block, $instance ) {
				$group = $options['group'] ?? '';
				$field = $options['field'] ?? '';

				if ( ! $group || ! $field ) {
					return '';
				}

				$data = get_option( $group );

				if ( ! is_array( $data ) || ! isset( $data[ $field ] ) ) {
					return '';
				}

				$value = $data[ $field ];

				return is_scalar( $value ) ? (string) $value : '';
			},
		]
	);
} );

Use it in a GB block like this, with the option key as group and the field name as field:

{{option_page_field group:business-info|field:email_id}}

Ok, no problem!