Adding a hook

Hi there.

Once again, thanks for your awesome job! Your plugin saves my life everyday.

So, I want to give more navegability to my website. To do so, I’m adding a filter that replaces specific words with links to pages of my site which have content related to these specific words. So, instead of linking every word manually, I’m making it automatic, so to speak.

My site has basketball players profiles (I use your plugin, of course), and in every basketball player profile, there is info (which I write with the wordpress text editor) about trades/transactions where the player has been involved in the past. Like this:

– Date: PlayerA traded to TeamB for PlayerB.

I’m trying to filter the PlayerA, TeamB, etc text strings to link them to his profile. I know you guys give us the option to link the players, but it doesn’t work inside the profile info. I’m doing it like this:

'PlayerA' => '<a href="http://mysite.com/playera/"><strong>PlayerA</strong></a>'

And adding this filter (replace_text_wps is my handmade function to replace each word):

add_filter('the_content', 'replace_text_wps');

Works perfectly fine everywhere on the site except on the profile info inserted via WordPress editor.

I’m assuming I should add another filter changing ‘the_content’ with something specific to SportsPress.

Could you tell me which word should I replace ‘the_content’ with to make the filter work on Sportspress profile info too?

Thanks in advance.

Cheers!

• This topic was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by jwill4l.