/**
* Renders the "Customize" button.
*
* @access private
* @since 8.4
*
* @param cnTemplate $template
* @param string $customizerURL
* @param string $returnURL
*/
function cnTemplateCustomizerButton($template, $customizerURL, $returnURL)
{
if ($template->supports('customizer')) {
$href = add_query_arg(array('url' => urlencode(add_query_arg('cn-template', $template->getSlug(), $customizerURL)), 'cn-template' => $template->getSlug(), 'return' => urlencode($returnURL)), 'customize.php');
/**
* NOTE: According to the docs for the JavaScript Customizer API, you can auto focus
* to the panel, section or control you wish via the URL. Which does work.
*
* However, if you add this via @see add_query_arg() or escape it using
* @see esc_url() the required bracket will be removed which are required
* for auto focusing via the URL too function. This is why I added it after
* escaping the URL.
*
* @link https://make.wordpress.org/core/2014/10/27/toward-a-complete-javascript-api-for-the-customizer/#focusing
*/
?>
<a class="button"
href="<?php
echo esc_url($href) . '&autofocus[section]=cn_template_customizer_section_display';
?>
"
title="Customize '<?php
echo esc_attr($template->getName());
?>
'"><?php
_e('Customize', 'connections');
?>
</a>
<?php
}
}
/**
* @param cnTemplate $template
*/
public function __construct($template)
{
$this->template = $template;
add_filter('cn_list_atts-' . $template->getSlug(), array(__CLASS__, 'initOptions'));
}