@kaiser you working on a theme that has that? I feel for you!

Creating WP themes with MVC :). Directory structure is something like this

-- ThemeName
----- app
----- public
----- style.css
----- functions.php
----- index.php

Wondering if I could get rid requirement of having style.css, index.php, functions.php on root of the theme.

nope

I want to use composer but need a way so people who are using the theme don't have to install composer. any idea?

distribute "built" archive

dumping of dependent files inside the theme right?

yeah

function custommm_functiooonn($content){} well, at least it's unique.

enqueue/register scripts/styles, where would they go? Controller or view?

model

MVC — so obvious it takes only three guesses to pick correct of three options

:)

yet I missed one :/

more importantly, why?

sudo aptßget update

when switching from an English to a German keyboard...

@kaiser set keymap de for a quick workaround should work

How-to?

just type »set keymap de« into the cli

ah. kool. will give that a try. thanks!

@kaiser np, if that doesn't work try

setxkbmap de

but both of those are just temporarily, if you are having trouble making it persistent run

dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration

if I'm on /hello/test.php, and need to redirect to example.com, is it possible to do a PHP redirect and make example.com think the request came from /test.php not /hello/test.php ?

afaik the referrer comes from the browser, so without actually adding another redirect hop via /test.php I do not think this is possible.

it's the redirect hop I'm trying to refactor out

example.com expects the user to be redirected from a particular location

what about: header('Referer: xyz.com')? Shooting in the dark though..

Referer is a Request Header, not a Response Header. So you can only alter it at the target (example.com) which probably doesn't help at all here

makes sense, probably should've known that

hmmm

what if the redirect was triggered in javascript?

Can't see why this should change anything. The header is still sent by the browser.

But try yourself. Firebug>Network>Header>Request Header

found an answer on Stack Overflow suggesting to use history.pushState/replaceState, which if that works would be neat

The comment says that this only works while staying on the same domain.

plus it isn't available in all browsers

caniuse.com/#search=history

hmm, indeed and true

> Myself and my employer thank you for any input immensely.

@ialocin nice. thanks a ton

@TomJNowell set Content-Location before you send the Location. Some browsers might adjust their referer.

@kaiser np, I switch to Linux as my operating system quite a long time ago, sometimes it comes in handy

But she's not returning me anything. – we grown-ups know that this is normal.