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BuddyPress URI catcher. Functions for parsing the URI and determining which BuddyPress template file to use on-screen.
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bp_core_set_uri_globals() X-Ref |
Analyze the URI and break it down into BuddyPress-usable chunks. BuddyPress can use complete custom friendly URIs without the user having to add new rewrite rules. Custom components are able to use their own custom URI structures with very little work. The URIs are broken down as follows: - http:// example.com / members / andy / [current_component] / [current_action] / [action_variables] / [action_variables] / ... - OUTSIDE ROOT: http:// example.com / sites / buddypress / members / andy / [current_component] / [current_action] / [action_variables] / [action_variables] / ... Example: - http://example.com/members/andy/profile/edit/group/5/ - $bp->current_component: string 'xprofile' - $bp->current_action: string 'edit' - $bp->action_variables: array ['group', 5] since: 1.0.0 |
bp_core_enable_root_profiles() X-Ref |
Are root profiles enabled and allowed? return: bool True if yes, false if no. since: 1.6.0 |
bp_core_load_template( $templates ) X-Ref |
Load a specific template file with fallback support. Example: bp_core_load_template( 'members/index' ); Loads: wp-content/themes/[activated_theme]/members/index.php param: array $templates Array of templates to attempt to load. since: 1.0.0 |
bp_core_catch_profile_uri() X-Ref |
Redirect away from /profile URIs if XProfile is not enabled. since: 1.0.0 |
bp_core_members_shortlink_redirector( $member_slug ) X-Ref |
Members user shortlink redirector. Redirects x.com/members/me/* to x.com/members/{LOGGED_IN_USER_SLUG}/* return: string $member_slug The current member slug. param: string $member_slug The current member slug. since: 2.6.0 |
bp_core_catch_no_access() X-Ref |
Catch unauthorized access to certain BuddyPress pages and redirect accordingly. since: 1.5.0 |
bp_core_no_access( $args = '' ) X-Ref |
Redirect a user to log in for BP pages that require access control. Add an error message (if one is provided). If authenticated, redirects user back to requested content by default. param: array|string $args { since: 1.5.0 |
bp_login_redirector() X-Ref |
Login redirector. If a link is not publicly available, we can send members from external locations, like following links in an email, through the login screen. If a user clicks on this link and is already logged in, we should attempt to redirect the user to the authorized content instead of forcing the user to re-authenticate. since: 2.9.0 |
bp_core_no_access_wp_login_error( $errors ) X-Ref |
Add a custom BuddyPress no access error message to wp-login.php. return: WP_Error param: WP_Error $errors Current error container. since: 1.5.0 since: 2.7.0 Hook moved to 'wp_login_errors' made available since WP 3.6.0. |
bp_core_login_filter_shake_codes( $codes ) X-Ref |
Add our custom error code to WP login's shake error codes. return: array param: array $codes Array of WP error codes. since: 2.7.0 |
bp_redirect_canonical() X-Ref |
Canonicalize BuddyPress URLs. This function ensures that requests for BuddyPress content are always redirected to their canonical versions. Canonical versions are always trailingslashed, and are typically the most general possible versions of the URL - eg, example.com/groups/mygroup/ instead of example.com/groups/mygroup/home/. since: 1.6.0 |
bp_rel_canonical() X-Ref |
Output rel=canonical header tag for BuddyPress content. since: 1.6.0 |
bp_get_canonical_url( $args = array() X-Ref |
Get the canonical URL of the current page. return: string Canonical URL for the current page. param: array $args { since: 1.6.0 |
bp_get_requested_url() X-Ref |
Return the URL as requested on the current page load by the user agent. return: string Requested URL string. since: 1.6.0 |
_bp_maybe_remove_redirect_canonical() X-Ref |
Remove WP's canonical redirect when we are trying to load BP-specific content. Avoids issues with WordPress thinking that a BuddyPress URL might actually be a blog post or page. This function should be considered temporary, and may be removed without notice in future versions of BuddyPress. since: 1.6.0 |
_bp_rehook_maybe_redirect_404() X-Ref |
Rehook maybe_redirect_404() to run later than the default. WordPress's maybe_redirect_404() allows admins on a multisite installation to define 'NOBLOGREDIRECT', a URL to which 404 requests will be redirected. maybe_redirect_404() is hooked to template_redirect at priority 10, which creates a race condition with bp_template_redirect(), our piggyback hook. Due to a legacy bug in BuddyPress, internal BP content (such as members and groups) is marked 404 in $wp_query until bp_core_load_template(), when BP manually overrides the automatic 404. However, the race condition with maybe_redirect_404() means that this manual un-404-ing doesn't happen in time, with the results that maybe_redirect_404() thinks that the page is a legitimate 404, and redirects incorrectly to NOBLOGREDIRECT. By switching maybe_redirect_404() to catch at a higher priority, we avoid the race condition. If bp_core_load_template() runs, it dies before reaching maybe_redirect_404(). If bp_core_load_template() does not run, it means that the 404 is legitimate, and maybe_redirect_404() can proceed as expected. This function will be removed in a later version of BuddyPress. Plugins (and plugin authors!) should ignore it. since: 1.6.1 |
_bp_maybe_remove_rel_canonical() X-Ref |
Remove WP's rel=canonical HTML tag if we are trying to load BP-specific content. This function should be considered temporary, and may be removed without notice in future versions of BuddyPress. since: 1.6.0 |
bp_core_filter_wp_query( $retval, $query ) X-Ref |
Stop WordPress performing a DB query for its main loop. As of WordPress 4.6, it is possible to bypass the main WP_Query entirely. This saves us one unnecessary database query! :) return: null|array param: null $retval Current return value for filter. param: WP_Query $query Current WordPress query object. since: 2.7.0 |
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