If you want add rewrite rules in a theme you need to insert them in the
database. for example, in the conquistador theme it adds a rule on
activation (action_theme_activated) like so:
https://github.com/MattRead/conquistador/blob/master/theme.php#L463
with handler of 'UserThemeHandler' and action 'display_archives' it will
call 'act_display_archives' in the theme class.
https://github.com/MattRead/conquistador/blob/master/theme.php#L480
On 28/04/2013 6:29 PM, Owen Winkler wrote:
On 4/28/2013 5:57 PM, Chris Meller wrote:
It's theme related, so depending on exactly what it does, I'd probably
be inclined to stick it in the theme too. It should work in either
place, but tossing it in a plugin might be worth a try, just to make
sure.
It's not possible to create new routes from a theme because Habari
doesn't instantiate the theme class until after it knows that it needs
to route to one. For example, the Atom feed URL does not instantiate
the theme because the theme is not needed for the Atom feed's
construction.
Features that require additional URLs should not be added via a theme,
but instead from a plugin. If your theme requires a feature (such as
a new route) that a plugin provides, it can require the feature using
the features defined in the theme XML.
Owen
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