Usage
PHP
nebula()->is_debug($strict)
Parameters
$strict
(Optional) (Integer) How strict to limit debug checks
Default: false
Parameter Notes
Strict as 0 or false allows any visitor to use the query string.
Strict as 1 or true requires the user to be a developer or client.
Strict as 2 requires the user to be a developer or client and be logged in to WordPress.
Source File
Located in /libs/Utilities/Utilities.php on line 310.
1 Hook
Find these filters and actions in the source code below to hook into them. Use do_action() and add_filter() in your functions file or plugin.
Filters
"pre_is_debug"Need a new filter hook? Request one here.
Actions
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PHP
public function is_debug($strict=false){
$override = apply_filters('pre_is_debug', null, $strict);
if ( isset($override) ){return $override;}
$very_strict = ( $strict > 1 )? $strict : false;
if ( array_key_exists('debug', $this->super->get) ){
if ( !empty($strict) ){
if ( $this->is_dev($very_strict) || $this->is_client($very_strict) ){
return true;
}
return false;
}
return true;
}
return false;
}
Override
To override this PHP function, use this hook in your child theme or plugin ("my_custom" can be changed):
PHP
add_filter('pre_is_debug', 'my_custom_is_debug', 10, 2); //The last integer must be 1 more than the actual parameters
function my_custom_is_debug($null, $strict){ //$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:
PHP
add_filter('pre_is_debug', '__return_false');