Problem is solved.
I have built a theme options class so i can build as many option pages as i want, an i implement a singleton design pattern to fetch options only once, and i have WPML plugin installed so i am trying to make options multilingual using the available hook wpml_multilingual_options and every thing seems to be saved and also displayed correctly on frontend but unfortunately in the admin it keeps showing the none translated options, so i am guessing that the singleton object is called somehow before the init hook where the wpml_multilingual_options is hooked to. But i can't find where exactly that singleton object is. can i track an object of the same singleton to find out the path of where the first instantiation occurs.
Problem is solved.
I have built a theme options class so i can build as many option pages as i want, an i implement a singleton design pattern to fetch options only once, and i have WPML plugin installed so i am trying to make options multilingual using the available hook wpml_multilingual_options and every thing seems to be saved and also displayed correctly on frontend but unfortunately in the admin it keeps showing the none translated options, so i am guessing that the singleton object is called somehow before the init hook where the wpml_multilingual_options is hooked to. But i can't find where exactly that singleton object is. can i track an object of the same singleton to find out the path of where the first instantiation occurs.
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Reset to default 1I have found out how to track the object, by using the debug_print_backtrace() within the constructor, and now my issue has been solved