Hi,
1. If you want to place a class in a snippet and use it in any shortcode.
Create a snippet with the class, the class must be global. Set in the snippet settings “run everywhere”.
http://joxi.ru/brRzEXgTJL95Yr
global $wbcr_my_public_class;
class Wbcr_PublicClass {
private $product_name = 'book';
public function show_my_method_text() {
return 'Return My value';
}
public function show_product_name() {
return $this->product_name;
}
}
$wbcr_my_public_class = new Wbcr_PublicClass();
2. Create a snippet with a shortcode and call your class, so
http://joxi.ru/ZrJzOLBT9b4qZr
global $wbcr_my_public_class;
if(!empty($wbcr_my_public_class) && $wbcr_my_public_class instanceof Wbcr_PublicClass) {
echo $wbcr_my_public_class->show_my_method_text();
echo $wbcr_my_public_class->show_product_name();
}
Best regards, Alex
My goal is to call the function from the webpage itself. I want to make a function let’s say called “displayName();” within a snippet. I want to be able to call the function by passing POST data into the shortcode found on the page, like “[wbcr_php_snippet id=”249” displayName(“name”)]”
Hi,
You do not need to pass data through the shortcode, you can get all the post data via the global variable $_POST inside the snippet.
This code prints all the data sent by the post method on the page
$post = $_POST;
print_r($post);
1. Create a snippet with a function, this snippet should be run everywhere
function displayName($name) {
echo $name;
}
2. Create a second snippet shortcode
//$attr_name - the value of the variable is passed from the shortcode
displayName($attr_name);
Call the snippet using the shortcode, passing the value inside the function. You can pass data through a shortcode, so
[wbcr_php_snippet id="249" attr_name="name"]
Best regards, Alex
