shortcodes.php
Renders shortcodes for the trading UIs.
A wallets exchange shortcode begins with [wallets_exchange_ and can have a number of attributes.
The optional template attribute determines which template is rendered (the "specialized template part" in WordPress theme lingo).
Therefore, [wallets_exchange_market] renders the template templates/wallets_exchange_market.php,
while [wallets_exchange_market template="dropdown"] renders the template templates/market-dropdown.php`.
If an error occurs, such as insufficient capabilities, the UI may not render any templates, but instead only display an error message.
Error message strings are filterable via the wallets_ui_text_shortcode_error filter. e.g.
add_filter( 'wallets_ui_text_shortcode_error', function( $error_message ) { return '
UI cannot be shown!
'; }Another attribute is user_id. The attributes user_id or user can be used to specify a user that's different
than the current one. In such situations, the UI is "static", i.e. rendered once on the server side and not updated.
On the other hand, if the UI displays data about the currently logged user, then
the UI is "dynamic", i.e. it is rendered on the frontend after data is loaded via the WP-REST API.
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Table of Contents
- guard_exchange_user_shortcodes() : mixed
Functions
guard_exchange_user_shortcodes()
guard_exchange_user_shortcodes([mixed $caps = ['has_wallets', 'trade_funds_in_wallet'] ]) : mixed
Parameters
- $caps : mixed = ['has_wallets', 'trade_funds_in_wallet']