rpress_{$action}

Fires on admin_init for a request that carries an rpress-action value in POST or GET.

Runs from rpress_process_actions() on the admin_init hook. The action name is built from the sanitized rpress-action request value, so a request containing rpress-action=my_task fires rpress_my_task. The callback receives the whole sanitized request array. This is the mechanism RestroPress uses to route admin form posts and links such as the customer edit and discount actions.

Parameters#

Parameter	Type	Description
$request	array	The request data (the full $_POST or $_GET array, depending on which one carried the action) after rpress_sanitize_array().

Example#

function my_handle_clear_cache( $request ) {
	if ( ! current_user_can( 'manage_shop_settings' ) ) {
		return;
	}
	if ( empty( $request['my_nonce'] ) || ! wp_verify_nonce( $request['my_nonce'], 'my_clear_cache' ) ) {
		return;
	}
	delete_transient( 'my_menu_cache' );
}
add_action( 'rpress_my_clear_cache', 'my_handle_clear_cache', 10, 1 );

Notes#

Fires once for POST data and, if the request also has a GET rpress-action, a second time with the GET array. The dispatcher performs no capability or nonce check, so every callback must do its own. Only runs in the admin.

Source#

Fired from:

• includes/admin/admin-actions.php (line 28), in rpress_process_actions()
• includes/admin/admin-actions.php (line 34), in rpress_process_actions()

See also#

• rpress_process_actions()