How to hook WPFC
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Hi,
today I’ve noticed a “big problem”. I have to modify the HTML-code after the entire page has been rendered completely. Therefore I’m using a code like this:
function callback($buffer) { return $buffer; } function buffer_start() { ob_start("callback"); } function buffer_end() { ob_end_flush(); $content = ob_get_clean(); [...do my stuff...] } add_action('wp_head', 'buffer_start'); add_action('wp_footer', 'buffer_end');On the first call of the page everything works fine. But after the first call the WPFC generated cached file is loaded and all my changes are gone.
In other words: WPFC writes the cache file before the page has been finished its rendering. That’s a big problem, because I have to do my code changes at the end of the page generation process – but BEFORE WPFC is writing the cache file.
How can this be done?
Thx for you help!
best regards,
Lars
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You can’t do this 🙂 because WPFC get the buffer. Can you tell me what you wanna try with this code? Maybe I can help you.
This is a bit complicated to describe. I have some other software components which are not part of WordPress. So I want to take the generated WP content and modify it before its written to the cache… A WPFC filter function (hook) would be very helpful 🙂
ow I got 🙂 I can’t promise for adding this feature. As you see, WPFC has +100.000 active users and first time I see such feature request 😀
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