page_slug = $slug;
$this->page_title = $title;
$this->post_content_type = $con;
}
/**
* Called by the 'detectPost' action
*/
function createPost()
{
/**
* What we are going to do here, is create a fake post. A post
* that doesn't actually exist. We're gonna fill it up with
* whatever values you want. The content of the post will be
* the output from your plugin.
*/
/**
* Create a fake post.
*/
$post = new stdClass;
/**
* The author ID for the post. Usually 1 is the sys admin. Your
* plugin can find out the real author ID without any trouble.
*/
$post->post_author = 0;
/**
* The safe name for the post. This is the post slug.
*/
$post->post_name = $this->page_slug;
/**
* Not sure if this is even important. But gonna fill it up anyway.
*/
$post->guid = get_bloginfo('wpurl') . '/' . $this->page_slug;
/**
* The title of the page.
*/
$post->post_title = $this->page_title;
/**
* This is the content of the post. This is where the output of
* your plugin should go. Just store the output from all your
* plugin function calls, and put the output into this var.
*/
$post->post_content = $this->getContent();
/**
* Fake post ID to prevent WP from trying to show comments for
* a post that doesn't really exist.
*/
$post->ID = -3;
/**
* Static means a page, not a post.
*/
$post->post_status = 'static';
/**
* Turning off comments for the post.
*/
$post->comment_status = 'closed';
/**
* Let people ping the post? Probably doesn't matter since
* comments are turned off, so not sure if WP would even
* show the pings.
*/
$post->ping_status = $this->ping_status;
$post->comment_count = 0;
/**
* You can pretty much fill these up with anything you want. The
* current date is fine. It's a fake post right? Maybe the date
* the plugin was activated?
*/
$post->post_date = current_time('mysql');
$post->post_date_gmt = current_time('mysql', 1);
remove_filter('the_content', 'wpautop'); // keep wordpress from automatically adding unnecessary html, such as
and
return($post);
}
function getContent()
{ /**
* Added in by Denzel to determine which page to show, when requested http get .
* This individual pages will use realanswersapi class to request xml data and parse response.
*/
$con = $this->post_content_type;
if($con == "sale"){
//include questions page if questions api invoked by http get
$sale = include (WP_PLUGIN_DIR . '/agentrank/sale.php');
return $sale;
}elseif ($con == 'sales'){
//include redo page if redo api invoked by http get
$sales = include (WP_PLUGIN_DIR . '/agentrank/sales.php');
return $sales;
};
}
function detectPost($posts){
global $wp;
global $wp_query;
/**
* Check if the requested page matches our target
*/
if (strtolower($wp->request) == strtolower($this->page_slug) || $wp->query_vars['page_id'] == $this->page_slug){
//Add the fake post
$posts = NULL;
$posts[] = $this->createPost();
/**
* Trick wp_query into thinking this is a page (necessary for wp_title() at least)
* Not sure if it's cheating or not to modify global variables in a filter
* but it appears to work and the codex doesn't directly say not to.
*/
$wp_query->is_page = true;
//Not sure if this one is necessary but might as well set it like a true page
$wp_query->is_singular = true;
$wp_query->is_home = false;
$wp_query->is_archive = false;
$wp_query->is_category = false;
//Longer permalink structures may not match the fake post slug and cause a 404 error so we catch the error here
unset($wp_query->query["error"]);
$wp_query->query_vars["error"]="";
$wp_query->is_404=false;
}
return $posts;
}
}
/**
* Create an instance of our class.
*/
new Create_Agentrank_Page('agentrank/sale','','sale');
new Create_Agentrank_Page('agentrank/sales','','sales');
?>