custom page locking for WordPress admin screens
put this plugin in the plugins directory of your wordpress installation
or
include the plugin in the root folder of your own plugin and require it with
require_once('occupied-installation-folder/occupied.php');
In the function for your custom page, just use Occupied::protect() to enable locking on that page.
add_action('admin_menu', 'register_my_plugin_menu');
function register_my_plugin_menu(){
add_menu_page("My Cool Plugin", "cool-plugin", "manage_options", "my_cool_plugin_page", "render_my_cool_plugin", "dashicons-heart", 7);
}
function render_my_cool_plugin(){
// Occupied::protect enables locking on this page
// and returns a lock array
// optional: pass a message to the protect method to appear on the lock modal.
$lock = Occupied::protect("Cool Plugin Occupied!");
echo "<h1>My Cool Plugin!</h1>";
}In another action, you can check whether a screen is occupied by the current user
function some_other_action(){
if(Occupied::is_authorized('toplevel_page_my_cool_plugin_page')){
// business logic, save to database, etc..
}else{
// return error
}
}
- break out styles
- add locking hooks
enable lock dialog customization- rethink using vue for a modal and some event handlers
- clone the repo
cd occupied && npm install & npm run build
this project is currently in development. feedback and pull requests welcome!
GPLv3