tribe_without_filters( array $filters, callable $do )

Runs a callback or Closure taking care to detach and reattach a set of filters.

The purpose of this function is to make sure a certain callback will run in a "clean" filter environment where a set of filters (and actions) has been suspended to avoid side effects from applying to it. The function guarantees the existing filters will be detached and re-attached only to run the callback, avoiding issues where some piece of code might detach some filters and not re-attach them due to errors.


Parameters

$filters

(<span class="array">array) (Required) A set of filter, or actions, handles to detach before running the callback and re-attach after.

$do

(callable) (Required) The callback, or Closure, that should run in the context where the specified set of filters has been "suspended".


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Return

(mixed) The result of the callback function.


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Source

File: src/functions/utils.php

	function tribe_without_filters( array $filters, callable $do ) {
		$filter_backups = [];
		// If none of the filters to skip has anything attached to it, then skip it.
		$hooked_filters = array_filter( $filters, 'has_filter' );

		if ( empty( $hooked_filters ) ) {
			// No filter has functions attached to it, just return the callback invocation.
			return $do();
		}

		foreach ( $hooked_filters as $tag ) {
			$filter_backups[ $tag ] = $GLOBALS['wp_filter'][ $tag ];
			// A `null` entry will be parsed, from filter API functions, as a filter that has nothing on it.
			$GLOBALS['wp_filter'][ $tag ] = null;
		}

		$result = $do();

		foreach ( $filter_backups as $tag => $filter_backup ) {
			$GLOBALS['wp_filter'][ $tag ] = $filter_backup;
		}

		return $result;
	}

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Changelog

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Version Description
4.12.10 Introduced.