gspc-remove-price-from-addon-display.php: Fixed a typo with the snippet.

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Context

💬 Slack: https://gravitywiz.slack.com/archives/D042URGA4QM/p1746440777693109
(Reported by Samuel)

Summary

Typo with the snippet

$field->cssClass

Is supposed to be

$product_field ->cssClass

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Walkthrough

The change corrects a variable reference in a filter callback for 'gspc_show_addon_price'. The condition that checks for a specific CSS class now references the correct variable, ensuring that the logic for hiding addon prices based on the CSS class 'gspc-remove-price' functions as intended. No other control flow or return values are altered.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
gs-product-configurator/gspc-remove-price-from-addon-display.php	Fixed variable reference in filter callback to check the correct parameter for the CSS class condition.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant WP as WordPress
    participant Callback as gspc_show_addon_price filter callback

    WP->>Callback: Apply 'gspc_show_addon_price' filter with $show_price, $product_field
    Callback->>Callback: Check if $product_field->cssClass contains 'gspc-remove-price'
    alt Class found
        Callback-->>WP: return false (hide addon price)
    else Class not found
        Callback-->>WP: return $show_price (default behavior)
    end

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20-20: Good fix! Corrected variable reference is essential for proper functionality.

The change from (presumably) $field->cssClass to $product_field->cssClass correctly references the parameter passed to the filter callback. This ensures that the conditional check for the 'gspc-remove-price' CSS class works as intended, allowing the snippet to properly hide addon prices when that class is present.

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