IoClaudio

I think I’ve found the solution into the code of the ACF plugin:

// Vars.
$slug = 'edit.php?post_type=acf-field-group';
$cap  = acf_get_setting( 'capability' );

// Add menu items.
add_menu_page( __( 'Custom Fields', 'acf' ), __( 'Custom Fields', 'acf' ), $cap, $slug, false, 'dashicons-welcome-widgets-menus', 80 );
add_submenu_page( $slug, __( 'Field Groups', 'acf' ), __( 'Field Groups', 'acf' ), $cap, $slug );
add_submenu_page( $slug, __( 'Add New', 'acf' ), __( 'Add New', 'acf' ), $cap, 'post-new.php?post_type=acf-field-group' );

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by IoClaudio.

Thank you.
Based on that example I wrote this function.
It seems to work as expected.

/**
 * Finds the template of the Course post type.
 *
 * @param [String] $single - The path of the template found.
 * @return [String] - The path of the template to use.
 */
function emt_course_template( $single ) {
	global $post;
	$template = 'single-emt-course.php';

	/* If the $template exists in the theme folder use it otherwise use the one defined in the plugin */
	if ( COURSE_POST_TYPE === $post->post_type && '' !== $single ) {
		return $single;
	} else if ( file_exists( plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . '/' . $template ) ) {
			return plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . '/' . $template;
	}
	return $single;
}

So if a theme redefines the template that file is used, otherwise is used the plugin’s template.

cld

Hi,
I’ve used this code to read the XML message.
It seems to work:

$result   = trim( file_get_contents( 'php://input' ) );
$xml      = preg_replace( '/(<\/?)(\w+):([^>]*>)/', '$1$2$3', $result );
$xml      = simplexml_load_string( $xml );
$json     = wp_json_encode( $xml );
$response = json_decode( $json, true );

Thank you very much.
I didn’t knows those resources.

cld

Hi,
I’ve defined this filter in a custom plugin and it seems to work:

function wp_custom_http_origin_filter($title)
{
    return '*';
}
add_filter('http_origin', 'wp_custom_http_origin_filter');

Thank you

cld

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by IoClaudio.

function my_acf_prepare_field( $field ) {
    error_log("######".json_encode($field["value"])."######");
    $l_defaultTable = '{"acftf":{"v":"1.3.9"},"p":{"o":{"uh":1},"ca":""},"c":[{"p":""},{"p":""},{"p":""},{"p":""},{"p":""},{"p":""}],"h":[{"c":"Data"},{"c":"Orario"},{"c":"Tipologia"},{"c":"Preiscrizioni"},{"c":"Iscrizioni"},{"c":"Risultati"}],"b":[[{"c":""},{"c":""},{"c":""},{"c":""},{"c":""},{"c":""}]]}';
    if ($field["value"]==null) {
        error_log("@@@ Trovato NULL @@@");
        $field["value"] = $l_defaultTable;
    } else if (is_array($field["value"])) {
        $l_jsonString = json_encode($field["value"]);
        if (strpos($l_jsonString, 'Data') == false) {
            $field["value"] = $l_defaultTable;
        }
    } else {
        error_log("@@@ Non trovato NULL @@@");
    }
    return $field;
}

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by IoClaudio.

Yes, I just want to pre-populate an input field during the first edit of a post.
You’re right the better thing is to find a method to run a Javascript when the page opens.
However it would be nice to have for all the fields an event like the one implemented for ACF, acf-prepare_field:”This filter allows you to modify a field right before it is rendered onto the page. By this time, the field has been validated and it’s value loaded.”

thank you
cld