Report Tokens + use token in php

[stingray82]

Afternoon All,

I am trying to do some work with pro-reports explicitly :
I need to in my email-body.php extract the following so I can access them, specifically the following items

• Site Url (as i need it to access a custom API)
• Date Range (So I can separate the start and finish dates for the api)

I would also like to read in:

1. [plugin.updated.count]
2. [theme.updated.count]
3. [wordpress.updated.count]

So I can add them all together than issue as a [total_update-count]
I can’t find a way to read them into a variable to be able to do this or begin this;

Can anyone tell me how do to this and share a code snippet so I can understand please?

Thanks in advance

[bojan (Bojan Katusic)]

Hey @stingray82

I’ll check with the development team for more info and update you as soon as possible.

[bojan (Bojan Katusic)]

Unfortunately, this is not currently supported.

The team will look into the feasibility of adding it in the future, but we don’t have an exact ETA at this time.

[stingray82]

@stingray82

Afternoon All,

I am trying to do some work with pro-reports explicitly :
I need to in my email-body.php extract the following so I can access them, specifically the following items

• Site Url (as i need it to access a custom API)
• Date Range (So I can separate the start and finish dates for the api)

I would also like to read in:

1. [plugin.updated.count]
2. [theme.updated.count]
3. [wordpress.updated.count]

So I can add them all together than issue as a [total_update-count]
I can’t find a way to read them into a variable to be able to do this or begin this;

Can anyone tell me how do to this and share a code snippet so I can understand please?

Thanks in advance

So if I can’t do it in the template can I do it in a plugin? and if so how do I access that specific data? I am trying to get Independant Analytics stats into mainwp I can do it for a single site by manually setting the data

$from_date_obj = “2024-08-01”;
$to_date_obj = “2024-08-27”;
$site_url = “https://site.ul”;

But how can I do this for all child installs?

[stingray82]

Thanks Bojan, I wonder if there is a way I can hook into the PHP that generates these stats directly then?

1. [plugin.updated.count]
2. [theme.updated.count]
3. [wordpress.updated.count]

The other relates to a support ticket I submitted so I am going to leave that to your reply there, so I can give more specifics without having to hide api test points etc.

[bojan (Bojan Katusic)]

Hi @stingray82

The dev team has added support for custom Pro Reports tokens.

I have sent you a pre-release version of Pro Reports that includes this via a private message.

For example, for custom token token [custom.update.total], you would use a hook like this:

add_filter( 'mainwp_pro_reports_addition_custom_tokens', 'mycustom_mainwp_pro_reports_addition_custom_tokens', 10, 3 );
function mycustom_mainwp_pro_reports_addition_custom_tokens( $tokens, $site_id, $data ) {
    if(is_array($data) && isset($data[$site_id])){
         $total = 0;
         $total += isset($data[$site_id]['other_tokens_data']['body']['[plugin.updated.count]']) ? intval( $data[$site_id]['other_tokens_data']['body']['[plugin.updated.count]'] ) : 0;
         $total += isset($data[$site_id]['other_tokens_data']['body']['[theme.updated.count]']) ? intval( $data[$site_id]['other_tokens_data']['body']['[theme.updated.count]'] ) : 0;
         $total += isset($data[$site_id]['other_tokens_data']['body']['[wordpress.updated.count]']) ? intval( $data[$site_id]['other_tokens_data']['body']['[wordpress.updated.count]'] ) : 0;
         
         $tokens['[custom.update.total]'] = $total;
    }
    
    return $tokens;
}

[stingray82]

Thank You I can confirm this works perfectly