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Remove a hook, filters from a Plugin Class Method WordPress
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/** | |
* Allow to remove method for an hook when, it's a class method used and class don't have variable, but you know the class name :) | |
* source: https://github.com/herewithme/wp-filters-extras | |
* More: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/57079/how-to-remove-a-filter-that-is-an-anonymous-object | |
*/ | |
function remove_filters_for_anonymous_class( $hook_name = '', $class_name ='', $method_name = '', $priority = 0 ) { | |
global $wp_filter; | |
// Take only filters on right hook name and priority | |
if ( !isset($wp_filter[$hook_name][$priority]) || !is_array($wp_filter[$hook_name][$priority]) ) | |
return false; | |
// Loop on filters registered | |
foreach( (array) $wp_filter[$hook_name][$priority] as $unique_id => $filter_array ) { | |
// Test if filter is an array ! (always for class/method) | |
if ( isset($filter_array['function']) && is_array($filter_array['function']) ) { | |
// Test if object is a class, class and method is equal to param ! | |
if ( is_object($filter_array['function'][0]) && get_class($filter_array['function'][0]) && get_class($filter_array['function'][0]) == $class_name && $filter_array['function'][1] == $method_name ) { | |
unset($wp_filter[$hook_name][$priority][$unique_id]); | |
} | |
} | |
} | |
return false; | |
} | |
/* remove vendors images */ | |
remove_filters_for_anonymous_class('woocommerce_archive_description', 'WC_Product_Vendors_Vendor_Frontend', 'display_vendor_logo_profile', 10); |
I've found that in my project code works only in use
$wp_filter[$hook_name]->callbacks[$priority]
instead
$wp_filter[$hook_name][$priority]
because each hook is an Object with list of callback functions in callbacks property.
Maybe the newest WP version has such architecture, but I had discover it when print_r($wp_filter).
That's right, it's WP_Hook class in the recent WP versions, so $wp_filter[$hook_name]->callbacks[$priority]
only will work.
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