I'm trying to implement some hooks into a WordPress theme, but rather than write out every function with repetitive code I was wondering if I could use an array to declare the functions instead.
E.g. ordinarily i'd use something like:
function hook_name_1() {
do_action( 'hook_name_1' );
}
function hook_name_2() {
do_action( 'hook_name_2' );
}
Is there a way to place the hook/function names into an array and then call them with one foreach loop or something similar? Something like the following:
$hook_array = array(
home_name_1,
hook_name_2
);
foreach ($hook_array as $hook) {
function $hook() {
do_action( $GLOBALS['hook'] );
}
}
The do_action do_action part within the function works fine like this, but it's the variable function names that I can't figure out.
Is it possible to set an array like this and then create the function names from the array values?