Error using template file

  • Resolved ElectricFeet

    (@electricfeet)


    4 years, 11 months ago

    Further to my previous question about formatting opening times horizontally, I went down the template route and modified the template.

    I added the call to my modified template in my child theme’s functions.php with:

    add_filter('op_shortcode_template', 'specify_different_template', 10, 2);
function specify_different_template( $template, $shortcode ) {

    return '../../../themes/my-child-theme/wp-opening-hours/orari.php';
}

    It works great for the op-overview shortcode.

    Unfortunately, the code above seems to be forcing the same template for the is-open shortcode. This gives a fatal error if I add an is-open shortcode. Specifically, I get:
    Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function getDescription() on null in /...path-to-my-wordpress.../wp-content/themes/my-child-theme/wp-opening-hours/orari.php:29 Stack trace: #0 /...path-to-my-wordpress.../wp-content/plugins/wp-opening-hours/classes/OpeningHours/Util/ViewRenderer.php(35): include() #1 /...path-to-my-wordpress.../wp-content/plugins/wp-opening-hours/classes/OpeningHours/Util/ViewRenderer.php(44): OpeningHours\Util\ViewRenderer->render() #2 /...path-to-my-wordpress.../wp-content/plugins/wp-opening-hours/classes/OpeningHours/Module/Shortcode/AbstractShortcode.php(145): OpeningHours\Util\ViewRenderer->getContents() #3 /...path-to-my-wordpress.../wp-content/plugins/wp-opening-hours/classes/OpeningHours/Module/Shortcode/IsOpen.php(86): OpeningHours\Module\Shortcode\AbstractShortcode->renderShortcodeTemplate(Array, '/...path-to-my-wordpress...') #4 /...path-to-my-wordpress.../wp-content/plugins/wp-opening-hours/classes/OpeningHours/Module/Shortcode/AbstractShortcode.php(97): OpeningHours\Module\Shortcode\Is in /...path-to-my-wordpress.../wp-content/themes/my-child-theme/wp-opening-hours/orari.php on line 29

    (Line 29 is in the original overview template and reads: $description = $set->getDescription();. But I’m pretty sure it shouldn’t be picking up my template anyway.)

    What do I need to specify in my functions.php to tell the plugin to override the overview template, but not the others?

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  • Plugin Author janizde

    (@janizde)

    Hi @electricfeet ,

    nice that you have managed to get it working with the filter ??
    Referring to the example usage of the filter ( https://github.com/janizde/WP-Opening-Hours/blob/master/doc/filters.md#op_shortcode_template ) you can see that you can check the kind of shortcode with if ($shortcode instanceof ShortcodeModule). In your case it should be the OpeningHours\Module\Shortcode\Overview then.

    Cheers
    Jannik

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    Thread Starter ElectricFeet

    (@electricfeet)

    @janizde Thanks Jannik!

    That worked a treat.

    Unfortunately, the documentation is a little beyond my competence level so I had previously seen the link you gave above and stripped out all the stuff I didn’t understand, with inevitable results :-)))

    (I still don’t understand classes and the use statement, but as an incantation to the php gods, it works, so I won’t omit it again.)

    I can now combine the is-open shorcode with the overview shortcode on the same page with no problems.

    Thanks again for all your patient help.

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