/**
* Method: action_wp_loaded
* =========================================================================
* At this point we setup the laravel router and completely take over
* the frontend routing. I hate all the wordpress template hierarchy
* and the wordpress rewrite rules, etc. A simple HTTP router is so
* much easier to follow.
*
* Parameters:
* -------------------------------------------------------------------------
* n/a
*
* Returns:
* -------------------------------------------------------------------------
* void
*/
public function action_wp_loaded()
{
// We only want the router to run for requests that get
// funneled through index.php by the .htaccess rewrite rules.
// wp-admin, wp-cron, wp-login, xmlrpc, etc should run as expected.
if ($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] == '/index.php') {
// Are we being run from a child theme?
if (Paths::currentTheme() != Paths::parentTheme()) {
try {
\Gears\Router::install(Paths::currentTheme() . '/routes', false);
} catch (\Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\NotFoundHttpException $e) {
// do nothing for now
}
}
// Check to see if we have a 404 view
if (\View::exists('errors.404')) {
$notfound = \View::make('errors.404');
} else {
$notfound = null;
}
/*
* If the execution gets to here it means either there is no child
* theme. Or that the child theme router returned a 404. Either way
* we will now run a second router, pointing to our route files.
*/
\Gears\Router::install(Paths::parentTheme() . '/routes', $notfound);
// The router by default exits php after it has done it's thing.
// Statements after here are pointless...
}
}
