public function add($template, $title, $content = '')
	{
		if (is_admin()) {
			$tpl = plugin_dir_path(__DIR__) . "templates/{$template}.php";
			if (file_exists($tpl)) {
				add_filter('page_template', array($this, 'set_template'), 10, 2, $tpl);
			}
			$this->pages[] = [
				'post_title' => $title,
				'post_type' => 'page',
				'page_template' => $template.".php",
				'post_status' => 'publish',
				'post_name' => $this->slug_gen($title),
				'post_content' => $content,
				'post_author' => get_current_user_id()
			];
		}
	}
	public function run()
	{
		if (is_admin()){
			foreach ($this->pages as $page){
				if(!isset(get_page_by_title($page['post_title'])->ID) && !$this->slug_exists($page['post_name'])){
					$page_id = wp_insert_post($page);
				}
			}
		}
	}

	public function set_template($page_template, $tpl)
	{
		$page_template = $tpl;

		return $page_template;
	}

Poderiam me ajudar a identificar o que estou fazendo de errado

since many years I′m using the XMLRPC API to create new Posts from my own Dashboard. However, since some weeks the parameter “page_template” which refers to “wp_page_template” in the Doc is not longer working.

Since newPost works with every Parameter that wp_insert_post accepts (function hasn′t been changed since 4.4 as of the changelog) and it is still supported I have no clue whats going on.

I′m using the parameters for newPost like this for many years:

$wp_params = array(
			'post_title' => 'Title',
			'post_content' => '',
			'post_status' => 'draft',
			'page_template' => 'page-product.php',
			'post_date' => date('Y').'-'.date('m').'-'.date('d').' '.date('i').':'.date('i').':'.date('s'),
			'post_name' => 'test',
			'post_parent' => '',
			
		);

Does anyone know what has changed?

I have created the “template-pagename.php” and it’s corresponding “template-pagename.twig”.

In the header.twig, I have the UberMenu function as {{ fn(‘ubermenu’, ‘main’) }}

I would like to specify it to use this “main” menu for all pages and then display a different UberMenu for any page that is assigned to a my new page template.

Traditionally in WP I would use “is_page_template” and setup if/else statements. What is the correct way to do this with Twig?

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/timber-library/

Here is an example from wp-admin/includes/meta-boxes.php, line 583:


if ( 'page' == $post->post_type && 0 != count( get_page_templates() ) ) {


If this is changed to something like this:

$ct = get_post_type_object($post->post_type)->capability_type;
if ( 'page' == $ct && 0 != count( get_page_templates() ) ) {

then the page template attributes will not only displayed for the built-in page types, but for the custom types built on it aswell. Other lines which could/should be changed: wp-admin/includes/post.php line 479 and wp-includes/post.php line 2636.

Is there a reason why the page template attribute is only allowed for the built-in page type? Could these changes be implemented into WordPress?

get_header();
$ancs=get_post_ancestors($post->ID);
$parent=getPostParent($post->ID);
if ( (isDest($post->ID)!=0) || (isDest($parent)!=0) || (in_array(29, $ancs))){
 	$dest=true;
 	//echo "2dest</br>";
}else{

	if (in_array(6292, $ancs) || $post->ID==6292){
		$span=true;

	}else{
	//$dest=true;
		//include("sideComBoxes.php");
	}
}

Code critique aside..I was just wondering how I could execute this code from a WP Filter or Action when the page.php template is run?

I looked into a few Filters such as :

template
applied to the template returned by the get_template function.

So basically I would need a filter to add to the “template” hook and create a function with a conditional statement that will execute code only for a specific template?

I understand the logistics. But Will this work and what object will I need from the global wordpress variables to see the template?

However, I’ve not been able to do this successfully.

I want to use a custom theme page (page-proposal.php) in the theme directory properly named as “Page Proposal”. My custom form uses wp_insert_post as follows (in part):

$prop_page = array();
…
$prop_page[‘page_template’] = ‘page-proposal.php’;
…
wp_insert_post($prop_page);

Though everything else in the array goes through fine, the new page’s template ends up as “default”. I checked the db and found the entries in the wp_postmeta table ending up as

_wp_page_template default

When I change the template through the GUI everything’s OK, and the db updates properly. This makes me think that my wp_insert_post() isn’t sending the page_template value to the right place.

Ideas?