Override views.php with custom theme

  • Resolved majkl85

    (@majkl85)


    4 years, 7 months ago

    Hi,

    this is a great and realy easy to use plug-in! However I would like to customize it’s front-end a bit, and therefore have a question – is it possible to include the modified view.php file at theme level, so the files don’t get overwritten after an update? If yes, what should be the folder structure inside my wp-content directory?

    Best regards,
    Michal

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  • Plugin Author Spiffy Plugins

    (@spiffyplugins)

    Interesting question. I came up with the following PHP snippet that could be added to functions.php. I ran it using the Code Snippets plugin, but you can choose to add it any way you like. This snippet replaces the calendar output function with a simple message.

    
<?php
add_action( 'plugins_loaded', 'spiffy_views_override' );

function spiffy_views_override() {
	global $spiffy_calendar_views;
	
	if (class_exists("SPIFFYCAL_Views")) {
		class SPIFFYCAL_Views_Extended extends SPIFFYCAL_Views {
	
			// Main calendar output
			function calendar($cat_list = '', $title = '') {
				return "This is the calendar";
			}
		}
		
	    $spiffy_calendar_views = new SPIFFYCAL_Views_Extended;
	}
}
?>
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