• Resolved love4work

    (@love4work)


    Hi,

    First off, great plugin!
    I’ve got some issues with making a complete custom design for my client because the templating must be done in your plugin folder and this is not a great developer experience as you might know.

    Could you consider making this code change to ppom_load_template in the near future?:

    
    function ppom_load_template($file_name, $variables=array('')){
    
    	if( is_array($variables))
        extract( $variables );
    
        $file_path = apply_filters('ppom_load_template', PPOM_PATH . '/templates/'.$file_name, $file_name, $variables);
    
        if( file_exists($file_path))
            include ($file_path);
        else
            die('File not found'.$file_path);
    }
    

    This way we can hook into the ‘ppom_load_template’ ourselves and place the custom files where ever we want.

    Thanks for looking into this!

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