Detect word in themplate files

I’ve achieved that by wrapping my text (<p></p> for example) around
<?php echo $dictionary->add_explanatory_dictionary_words(<<<HEREDOC ............. ); ?>)
after having instantiated
$dictionary = Explanatory_Dictionary::get_instance();

The problem is that since I’m using php code in my template, I can’t wrap all my html content in one echo $dictionary->add_explanatory_dictionary_words… but need multiple one. Unfortunately, calling multiple times echo $dictionary->add_explanatory_dictionary_words doesn’t work, I can only have the definition of the last word of the page… Not the other ones…

Could you help me ?
Thanks

As for now this is a no, it is meant to only show words inside the content of the page.

Maybe in a future release but I don’t know that for sure yet.

Hi !

Thanks, I figure out how to do that, and it works ?? !

Have a nice day !

@cedric.charles

Hi! I’m having the same issue you were having. Could you please explain to me how you ended up resolving it? Thanks so much!

Cheers!
Gabrielle

Hi @gabums,

I’ll answer you in 2 hours and a half ?? !

See you !

Thank you!

@cedric.charles!

Do you have a minute to explain what you did yet please???

Hi @gabums !

Sorry, I had a lot of work and totally forget this thread. Hopefully you ask it again ?? !

To have a lot of template content processed through the plugin :

1. Let’s say the template is “mytemplate.php”. Create a new PHP file and call it like you want (here I call it “tobetranslated.php”).

2. Put the PHP of “mytemplate.php” that need to be processed in “tobtranslated.php”.

3. Replace that content (in “mytemplate.php”) by this piece of code :

<?php
   			$dictionary = Explanatory_Dictionary::get_instance();
   			$content = load_template_part($template_path, $template_name);
   			echo $dictionary->add_explanatory_dictionary_words($content);
      ?>

load_template_part($template_path, $template_name) : First argument is the path (folder etc), second argument is the name of the file (here “tobetranslated.php”)

ATTENTION : everything in “tobetranslated.php” will be processed. So If you have register the word “test” in the admin and you have a HTML class which is class=”test”, the class will be processed and so the HTML will be wrong !

Tell me if it works ??

Have a nice day !
Cédric

No worries @cedric! Thanks for your response. ??

So just to be sure I am understanding you correctly. All I need to do is make a copy of “mytemplate.php” and rename it “tobetranslated.php”. Then I take all the content in “mytemplate.php” and replace it with the code you provided? (with correct paths of course)

Thanks again!

So i got it working! The way you did it didn’t quite work for me but I was able to utilize some of your code and place it elsewhere. Incase anyone else is trying to do this too, here it is:

The way my theme template was calling the text was by using

echo do_shortcode ( $options['stb_content'] );

I then took that code and added

echo do_shortcode($dictionary->add_explanatory_dictionary_words ( $options['stb_content'] ));

Making sure I placed

$dictionary = Explanatory_Dictionary::get_instance();

Beforehand.

Hope that helps someone.

Thank you @cedric for your help as well!

Yes it’s exactly the way it works. Unfortunately, you can place the following code only once per page

$dictionary = Explanatory_Dictionary::get_instance();

So If you have multiple shortcode, the_content, the_excerpt, etc… To be processed through the plugin, you just put all these codes in an other PHP file and call this template part inside the $dictionary->add_explanatory_dictionary_words code ?? !

Glad I can help ?? !