Usage
nebula()->business_open($date, $general)
Parameters
$date
(Optional) (String) The datetime to check
Default: Now
$general
(Optional) (Boolean) Check if the business is open that day
Default: false
Parameter Notes
General is a more vague check. Passing false is like asking “Is this business open at 3pm on November 24th?”, and passing true is like asking “Is this business open on November 24th?”.
Demo
Right now?
We are currently open!
Tomorrow at any time?
We will be open!
How about November 24th of this year?
We were open!
Additional Notes
This function has two convenient aliases: is_business_open()
and is_business_closed()
.
Source File
Located in /libs/Functions.php on line 2009.
1 Hook
Find these filters and actions in the source code below to hook into them. Use do_action() and add_filter() in your functions file or plugin.
Filters
"pre_business_open"Need a new filter hook? Request one here.
Actions
This function has no action hooks available. Request one?public function business_open($date=null, $general=false){ $override = apply_filters('pre_business_open', null, $date, $general); if ( isset($override) ){return $override;} //Check object cache first so the full loop logic does not need to run more than once $is_business_open = wp_cache_get('is_business_open'); if ( is_string($is_business_open) ){ if ( strtolower($is_business_open) === 'true' ){ return true; } return false; } nebula()->timer('Is Business Open'); if ( $this->has_business_hours() ){ if ( empty($date) || $date === 'now' ){ $date = time(); } elseif ( strtotime($date) ){ $date = strtotime($date . ' ' . date('g:ia', strtotime('now'))); } $today = strtolower(date('l', $date)); $businessHours = array(); foreach ( array('sunday', 'monday', 'tuesday', 'wednesday', 'thursday', 'friday', 'saturday') as $weekday ){ $businessHours[$weekday] = array( 'enabled' => $this->get_option('business_hours_' . $weekday . '_enabled'), 'open' => $this->get_option('business_hours_' . $weekday . '_open'), 'close' => $this->get_option('business_hours_' . $weekday . '_close') ); } $days_off = ( !empty($this->get_option('business_hours_closed')) )? $this->get_option('business_hours_closed') : ''; //Ensure correct type $days_off = array_filter(explode(', ', $days_off)); if ( !empty($days_off) ){ foreach ( $days_off as $key => $day_off ){ $days_off[$key] = strtotime($day_off . ' ' . date('Y', $date)); if ( date('N', $days_off[$key]) === 6 ){ //If the date is a Saturday $days_off[$key] = strtotime(date('F j, Y', $days_off[$key]) . ' -1 day'); } elseif ( date('N', $days_off[$key]) === 7 ){ //If the date is a Sunday $days_off[$key] = strtotime(date('F j, Y', $days_off[$key]) . ' +1 day'); } if ( date('Ymd', $days_off[$key]) === date('Ymd', $date) ){ nebula()->timer('Is Business Open', 'end'); wp_cache_set('is_business_open', 'false'); return false; } } } if ( $businessHours[$today]['enabled'] == '1' ){ //If the Nebula Options checkmark is checked for this day of the week. if ( !empty($general) ){ nebula()->timer('Is Business Open', 'end'); wp_cache_set('is_business_open', 'true'); return true; } $openToday = date('Gi', strtotime($businessHours[$today]['open'])); $closeToday = date('Gi', strtotime($businessHours[$today]['close'])-1); //Subtract one second to ensure midnight represents the same day if ( date('Gi', $date) >= $openToday && date('Gi', $date) <= $closeToday ){ nebula()->timer('Is Business Open', 'end'); wp_cache_set('is_business_open', 'true'); return true; } } } nebula()->timer('Is Business Open', 'end'); wp_cache_set('is_business_open', 'false'); return false; }
Override
To override this PHP function, use this hook in your child theme or plugin ("my_custom" can be changed):
add_filter('pre_business_open', 'my_custom_business_open', 10, 3); //The last integer must be 1 more than the actual parameters function my_custom_business_open($null, $date, $general){ //$null is required, but can be ignored //Write your own code here return true; //Return true to prevent the original function from running afterwords }
You can completely disable this PHP function with a single line actions:
add_filter('pre_business_open', '__return_false');