gallantfish

I fixed the fields settings thing, but it still wouldn’t export.
If it useful to mention it, I renamed the wp-content directory, but I didn’t find any occurrence of “wp-content” hardcoded in the plugin directory, which means is correctly coded, using my global variables.

Correction:
$more: True = the part after the teaser should not be stripped.

( I find so confusing when people mix up “display” and “tag” and “hide” and “link text” and “show more” and “excerpt” and “teaser”…

It will get the data from the cache instead if it’s available. It has no way of knowing if the_content is available outside of it’s scope

Can you help me figure out why it’s NOT being used?
It shows available as WP_POST object, but not used.

This is the test.

function my_pre_getthecontent_function($post = false) {
	global $post;// deleting this makes no effect
	$content = "CHANGED POST";
	$post->post_content = $content;

    return $post; //returning array( "0" => $post) doesn't work either
 }
add_action('the_post', 'my_pre_getthecontent_function', 10);

function test_post_content ( $content ) {
	global $post;
	echo '<pre>'; print_r( $post ); echo '</pre>';
	return $content;
}
add_filter('the_content', 'test_post_content', 10);

If you test this code (in functions.php) in a single post page, you’ll see the “CHANGED” content is not showing with with the_content().

I’m sure I’m missing something, but what?
I tried setting blank $post->filter, and to “raw”, just in case, no success.

I can’t filter “the_content” because at that stage the more tag has been already not found and I can’t replicate the behavior as you said (without creating a whole new get_the_content() with who know which default things come with it)

To prevent other plugins fail with my mods, I prefer to pass the more tag the earlier possible, so everything else founds it and work as expected.

So I NEED to find a way to make get_the_content() to get my modified $post.