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Remove_filter swallows next callback #55

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stephenharris opened this issue Mar 1, 2013 · 0 comments
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Remove_filter swallows next callback #55

stephenharris opened this issue Mar 1, 2013 · 0 comments
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Although this was initially reported as conflict between Event Organiser and WP-E-Commerce, it's in fact a bug with WordPress.

Essentially using remove_action()/remove_filter() in a hooked function to remove that function from the hook swallows all functions of the next priority.

The work-around is pretty naff, but it involves protecting the function from being swalloed by adding a dummy function on the previous priority. This function does nothing, but acts as a buffer.

This isn't a complete work-around (there isn't one) and the problem may reoccur with other plug-ins. But I've shifted the priority of the affected function here to 11 in the hope of avoiding similar problems.

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