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Reply To: How WordPress handles code edition inside the Theme Editor ?

bcworkz — Sat, 03 Aug 2019 18:36:05 +0000

The editor screen does validate changes before committing them to the file. Assuming your changes were done correctly, I don’t know why they wouldn’t be committed to file.

If you want to automate some sort of change in file content, you will be better off using native PHP file and string handling functions instead of working through the theme editor. You do have to be sure your changes are rock solid. If any sort of syntax error is introduced to an active theme file, it will crash the entire site.

What is it that you want to automate? There are few good reasons to alter theme files. There is usually a better way to accomplish something.

Reply To: How WordPress handles code edition inside the Theme Editor ?

xhat — Fri, 09 Aug 2019 10:11:36 +0000

Can you get a bit more into details about what kinds of validation it does before committing them? If you can refer to a piece of Javascript code I should be able to understand it.

Well because of NDA I sadly can’t get into the details but the customer needs to automate some processes as he manages quite a lot of WordPress based website as I understood.

Of course it would be easier to do it with PHP but the customer requirement is to do everything from the administration panel.

Any help is really appreciated. I tried looking at the Javascript code of the theme editor but couldn’t find where is the validation occurring.

Reply To: How WordPress handles code edition inside the Theme Editor ?

bcworkz — Sat, 10 Aug 2019 15:09:32 +0000

All I know is an implementation of CodeMirror is used, which has various linting modules (for CSS, JS and PHP in the case of theme editor) that ensures there are no syntax errors.