• Hello everbody,

    I am writing a plugin and I would enable my visitors to have access to the information generated by this plugin and also be able to interact with it.

    I would thus need a dedicated page for my plugin on the front-end of wordpress.
    I would like to avoid the manual creation of a page each time the plugin needs to be installed so I thought of emulating a page.

    Buddypress does that for exemple by adding the “activity”, “Forums” etc.. menues with the pages navigation. However buddypress doesn’t create any new page. How does it do that?

    I know I can hook wp_list_pages to add a new navigation link.
    But then, how to emulate the page? I can see the link along with the other pages of my blog but it doesn’t lead anywhere. (obviously!).
    I am redirected to wordpress/test/ which is good, but then, how to make wp do something at the location “wordpress/test/” ?

    Thank you all very much for you help.

    Florian

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  • Thread Starter blsci

    (@blsci)

    Anybody here?

    Another way to put it would be: What do you recommend in order to have a public section of my blog dedicated to my plugin?

    Thank you

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