/**
* Filters the term link to use our our activity hashtag permalink.
*
* @param string $termlink The term link
* @param obj $term The WP term object
* @param string $taxonomy The current taxonomy for the term link.
*/
function bp_activity_hashtags_filter_tag_link($termlink, $term, $taxonomy)
{
// we're not on our hashtag taxonomy, so stop!
if ($taxonomy != bp_activity_hashtags_get_data('taxonomy')) {
return $termlink;
}
return bp_get_activity_hashtags_permalink($term->slug);
}
/**
* Inject some code into the <head> when on the "Activity > Hashtags" page.
*
* We need to do a bit more customization when on our "Hashtags" page.
* 1) To relabel a column in the taxonomy list table
* 2) To hide some UI elements that we don't want visible.
*
* @see http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/71865/nuance-in-adding-cpt-and-tax-to-a-submenu
*/
function bp_activity_hashtags_admin_head()
{
global $current_screen, $wp_post_types;
// Not our taxonomy? stop now!
if (bp_activity_hashtags_get_data('taxonomy') != $current_screen->taxonomy) {
return;
}
// Check if we're on the edit tags page
if ('edit-tags' != $current_screen->base) {
return;
}
// Since our post type doesn't really exist, we need to fool WP into thinking
// it really exists to avoid notices. So the following is a little tomfoolery!
$faux_post_type = apply_filters('bp_activity_hashtags_object_type', 'activity');
$current_screen->post_type = $faux_post_type;
$wp_post_types[$faux_post_type] = new stdClass();
$wp_post_types[$faux_post_type]->show_ui = true;
$wp_post_types[$faux_post_type]->labels = new stdClass();
$wp_post_types[$faux_post_type]->labels->name = __('Items', 'bp-activity-hashtags');
// hide various elements on the hashtags taxonomy page
?>
<style type="text/css">
#wpbody-content .form-wrap, label[for=description-hide], #description-hide, .column-description {display:none;}
</style>
<?php
}
