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Hi there,
I appreciate your help. I’ve resolved several problems thanks to this forum.
I’d like to control the visibility of a survey form based on the login status, so I followed the code from the page below. I’m really happy that it’s working well.
https://generatepress.com/forums/topic/hooks-related-question/#post-2170598Additionally, if more forms are added, I’ll have to repeat the process.
Is there a way to simplify this by adding attributes to the shortcode or something?For example, my current code is:
function display_form_fmh_001_for_user($atts, $content = null) {
ob_start();
do_action(‘block_form_fmh_001_for_user’);
return ob_get_clean();
}
add_shortcode(‘hm_form_fmh_001_for_user’, ‘display_form_fmh_001_for_user’);I created a Block Hook named “block_form_fmh_001_for_user” and added this code through snippet.
Then, I add a shortcode block [hm_form_fmh_001_for_user] to a page. -
Hi there,
You could do something like this:
add_shortcode('portable_hook', function($atts){ ob_start(); $atts = shortcode_atts( array( 'hook_name' => 'no foo' ), $atts, 'portable_hook' ); do_action($atts['hook_name']); return ob_get_clean(); });The snippet above registers a new shortcode called
portable_hook. The shortcode takes an attributehook_namethat specifies which hook to trigger.You can then use the shortcode like this in your content:
[portable_hook hook_name="block_form_fmh_001_for_user"] [portable_hook hook_name="block_form_fmh_002_for_user"] [portable_hook hook_name="block_form_fmh_003_for_user"]This way, the specified hook will be executed at the location where you place each shortcode.
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Thank you, Alvind. The code is perfect and beautiful!
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You’re welcome!
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