fix: add Cloudflare token to encrypted fields list (fixes 401 on image gen)
prautoblogger_cloudflare_ai_token was missing from the $encrypted array in sanitize_field(), so the token was stored as plaintext. On read, decrypt() failed on the non-encrypted value and returned empty string, causing HTTP 401 on every Cloudflare Workers AI call. Fix: add the field to the encrypted list so future saves encrypt it. Also add legacy plaintext detection in get_api_token() and the validator so the existing DB value works immediately and gets auto-encrypted on first use. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -40,8 +40,14 @@ class PRAutoBlogger_Cloudflare_Image_Validator {
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);
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}
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$encrypted = (string) get_option( 'prautoblogger_cloudflare_ai_token', '' );
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$api_token = '' === $encrypted ? '' : (string) PRAutoBlogger_Encryption::decrypt( $encrypted );
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$stored = (string) get_option( 'prautoblogger_cloudflare_ai_token', '' );
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$api_token = '';
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if ( '' !== $stored ) {
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// Handle legacy plaintext tokens (saved before the field was in the encrypted list).
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$api_token = PRAutoBlogger_Encryption::is_encrypted( $stored )
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? (string) PRAutoBlogger_Encryption::decrypt( $stored )
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: $stored;
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}
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if ( '' === $api_token ) {
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return $this->err(
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'token_empty',
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