Edit plugin functions within a declared class

  • Resolved r99photography

    (@r99photography)


    9 years, 2 months ago

    Hello,
    I have a plugin with a certain class and then a function which feeds a dropdown menu within the plugin shortcode builder.
    Here below the snippet code:

    class WlaFigaSettings {

<some other functions>

public function SbattiName( $value ) {
     return $this->BocceAssurde( $value, array(
	array( 'dte', __( 'Date', 'bella-figa' ) ),
	'ID',
	array( 'ahor', __( 'Author', 'bella-figa' ) ),
	array( 'tte', __( 'Title', 'bella-figa' ) ),
	array( 'vagi', __( 'Menu order', 'bella-figa' ) ),
	) );
    }

<some other functions>
}

    My task is really easy: add another option to that function causing an addition to the dropdown option menu within the plugin shortcode builder.

    Obviously, I don’t want to modify the original file, so I need for some customization in the functions.php file or in another (my own) plugin.

    Thank you.
    Bye.

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  • swayam.tejwani

    (@swayamtejwani)

    9 years, 2 months ago

    What plugin you are using for this ? Does they provide any kind of filters or hooks to customize the plugin ?

    Thread Starter r99photography

    (@r99photography)

    9 years, 2 months ago

    I had not thought it was so difficult getting an answer. So let’s detail my question: Is it possible extend a plugin using its class and methods, even if hooks are not available, or not in the position I wanna extend or modify?
    I am sorry but it does not matter which plugin I referred to, it could name Pippolo, Plutolo, Bombolo or Crnerentolo.
    In the case above, there are dozens of other methods along with the one I had showed. No do_action nor apply_filters there, only some add_action which refers to a function who collects all options established by the methods class.
    Thank you, I think it is better to search elsewhere.

    Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    9 years, 2 months ago

    Sure, everything in the WP environment shares the same namespace. As long as the “final” keyword is not used in the declaration, you can extend a plugin’s class from another plugin or theme.

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