_wp_dashboard_control_callback() WordPress Function

The _wp_dashboard_control_callback() function is used to display a control on the WordPress dashboard. The function takes two arguments: the id of the control and the callback function that will render the control. The callback function must return an array that contains the following keys: - id: The id of the control. - title: The title of the control. - callback: The callback function that will render the control. The callback function will receive two arguments: the id of the control and an array of args that can be used to customize the control.

_wp_dashboard_control_callback( mixed $dashboard, array $meta_box ) #

function _wp_dashboard_control_callback( $dashboard, $meta_box ) {
	echo '<form method="post" class="dashboard-widget-control-form wp-clearfix">';
	wp_dashboard_trigger_widget_control( $meta_box['id'] );
	wp_nonce_field( 'edit-dashboard-widget_' . $meta_box['id'], 'dashboard-widget-nonce' );
	echo '<input type="hidden" name="widget_id" value="' . esc_attr( $meta_box['id'] ) . '" />';
	submit_button( __( 'Save Changes' ) );
	echo '</form>';
}