[wp-hackers] apply_filters()
Karl Wångstedt
maillist at wangstedt.net
Tue May 26 20:00:55 GMT 2009
Hi all
I'm trying to make a function in my parent theme fiterable (is that a
correct description?) by apply_filters on the return value.
But now it seems like I can only add_filter() to the result if it gets
echoed from the function. Now I'd like to just return the result for
use in PHP, but then the add_filter() isn't applied.
Is it so, or am I doing something wrong?
This is what my functions look like (a bit stripped):
// In the parent theme
function KEW_short_excerpt($text = '', $max_length = 100, $preserve =
'<p>', $replace = '', $replacement = ''){
// The function
echo apply_filters('_short_excerpt',$text);
//return apply_filters('_short_excerpt',$text);
}
// In the child theme
function KEW_add_cat_name_to_short_excerpt($text=''){
global $post;
$categories = get_the_category($post->ID);
$name = $categories[0]->cat_name;
$text = preg_replace('/<p>/','<p><span class="run-in">⸠'.$name.'</
span> ',$text); // KEW_short_excerpt
return $text;
}
add_filter('_short_excerpt','KEW_add_cat_name_to_short_excerpt');
It's the two last rows in the parent theme function that I toggle
between. The filter gets applied when I use echo, but not if I use
return.
Thank you
Karl Wångstedt
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