Ordenar elementos del menú de administración

Sepuede hacer ordenandoel $submenuglobal.

La clasificación que se aplica restableceelnúmero de clave de la submatriz $submenu['options-general.php'],quees:

 array
  'options-general.php' => 
    array
      10 => 
        array
          0 => string 'General'
          1 => string 'manage_options'
          2 => string 'options-general.php'
      15 => 
        array
          0 => string 'Writing'
          1 => string 'manage_options'
          2 => string 'options-writing.php'
      // etc
 

y se convierteen:

 array
  'options-general.php' => 
    array
      0 => 
        array
          0 => string 'Discussion'
          1 => string 'manage_options'
          2 => string 'options-discussion.php'
      1 => 
        array
          0 => string 'General'
          1 => string 'manage_options'
          2 => string 'options-general.php'
      // etc
 

Aquí,estamos considerando la longitud de loselementospredeterminadosigual a seis. Antes de WordPress 3.5,había 7elementos, Privacidad ahora se haido yestáintegrado con lapestaña Lectura .

Probando localmente,estonoproduceningún resultadoinesperado yfuncionabien. Tal vez si un complemento dependiera de $submenu['options-general.php'][15]paraposicionarse a símismo u otra cosa,podrían ocurrirerrores.

La clasificación se aplicapor separadopara loselementospredeterminados yparael resto deellos. Simplemente deshabiliteel usort delprimerbloque ytendrá la salida deseada.

 add_action( 'admin_menu', 'sort_settings_menu_wpse_2331', 999 );

function sort_settings_menu_wpse_2331() 
{
    global $submenu;

    // Sort default items
    $default = array_slice( $submenu['options-general.php'], 0, 6, true );
    usort( $default, 'sort_arra_asc_so_1597736' );

    // Sort rest of items
    $length = count( $submenu['options-general.php'] );
    $extra = array_slice( $submenu['options-general.php'], 6, $length, true );
    usort( $extra, 'sort_arra_asc_so_1597736' );

    // Apply
    $submenu['options-general.php'] = array_merge( $default, $extra );
}

//http://stackoverflow.com/a/1597788/1287812
function sort_arra_asc_so_1597736( $item1, $item2 )
{
    if ($item1[0] == $item2[0]) return 0;
    return ( $item1[0] > $item2[0] ) ? 1 : -1;
}
 

It can be done sorting the global $submenu.

The sorting that's applied resets the key number of the sub-array $submenu['options-general.php'], which is:

array
  'options-general.php' => 
    array
      10 => 
        array
          0 => string 'General'
          1 => string 'manage_options'
          2 => string 'options-general.php'
      15 => 
        array
          0 => string 'Writing'
          1 => string 'manage_options'
          2 => string 'options-writing.php'
      // etc

and becomes:

array
  'options-general.php' => 
    array
      0 => 
        array
          0 => string 'Discussion'
          1 => string 'manage_options'
          2 => string 'options-discussion.php'
      1 => 
        array
          0 => string 'General'
          1 => string 'manage_options'
          2 => string 'options-general.php'
      // etc

Here, we are considering the length of the default items equal to six. Prior to WordPress 3.5, there were 7 items, Privacy is now gone and embedded with the Reading tab.

Testing locally, this doesn't produce any unexpected result and works ok. Maybe if a plugin depended on $submenu['options-general.php'][15] to position itself or something else, bugs could happen.

Sort is being applied separately for the default items and for the rest of them. Just disable the usort of the first block and you have your desired output.

add_action( 'admin_menu', 'sort_settings_menu_wpse_2331', 999 );

function sort_settings_menu_wpse_2331() 
{
    global $submenu;

    // Sort default items
    $default = array_slice( $submenu['options-general.php'], 0, 6, true );
    usort( $default, 'sort_arra_asc_so_1597736' );

    // Sort rest of items
    $length = count( $submenu['options-general.php'] );
    $extra = array_slice( $submenu['options-general.php'], 6, $length, true );
    usort( $extra, 'sort_arra_asc_so_1597736' );

    // Apply
    $submenu['options-general.php'] = array_merge( $default, $extra );
}

//http://stackoverflow.com/a/1597788/1287812
function sort_arra_asc_so_1597736( $item1, $item2 )
{
    if ($item1[0] == $item2[0]) return 0;
    return ( $item1[0] > $item2[0] ) ? 1 : -1;
}

Estababuscando lomismo ypensé que copiaríael códigoproporcionadopor Mike debajo del cual él afirma quetodavíaestáen alfa,ya que solo él lo haestado usando.

Lo heprobado yparece queme funcionabien. Estoy seguro de que hay casos de uso que aúnnomanejan.

Tal vez Mike comentará aquí ybrindará ayuda adicional sobre cómopuede usar su clasepara lograr sus objetivos.

Puede descargarel archivopara colocarloen el directorio de sutema aquí: https://gist.github.com/792b7aa5b695d1092520

Lo que sigue a continuaciónmuestra cómopuede llamar a lasfuncionesen el archivofunctions.php de sutema:

 <?php
require_once('wp-admin-menu-classes.php');
add_action('admin_menu','my_admin_menu');
function my_admin_menu() {
  swap_admin_menu_sections('Pages','Posts');              // Swap location of Posts Section with Pages Section
  rename_admin_menu_section('Media','Photos & Video');    // Rename Media Section to "Photos & Video"
  delete_admin_menu_section('Links');                     // Get rid of Links Section
  $movie_tags_item_array = get_admin_menu_item_array('Movies','Movie Tags');  // Save off the Movie Tags Menu
  update_admin_menu_section('Movies',array(               // Rename two Movie Menu Items and Delete the Movie Tags Item
    array('rename-item','item'=>'Movies','new_title'=>'List Movies'),
    array('rename-item','item'=>'Add New','new_title'=>'Add Movie'),
    array('delete-item','item'=>'Movie Tags'),
  ));
  copy_admin_menu_item('Movies',array('Actors','Add New')); // Copy the 'Add New' over from Actors
  renamed_admin_menu_item('Movies','Add New','Add Actor');  // Rename copied Actor 'Add New' to 'Add Actor
  add_admin_menu_item('Movies',array(                       // (Another way to get a 'Add Actor' Link to a section.)
    'title' => 'Alt Add Actor ',
    'slug' => 'post-new.php?post_type=actor',
  ), array(// Add Back the Movie Tags at the end.
    'where'=>'end'
  ));
  add_admin_menu_item('Movies',$movie_tags_item_array,array(// Add Back the Movie Tags at the end.
    'where'=>'end'
  ));
  delete_admin_menu_section('Actors');                      // Finally just get rid of the actors section
}
 

Además,estasfuncionesestáninclusobajo consideración (comobase)para suinclusiónen WordPress 3.1,por lo que,sitenemos suerte,¡podríanincluso convertirseen estándar!

I was looking for the same thing and figured I would copy code provide by Mike below which he claims is still very much in alpha since its only been him that has been using it.

I have tested it and it seems to work well for me. I'm sure there are use-cases they do not yet handle.

Maybe Mike will comment in here and provide additional help on how you can use his class to achieve your goals.

You can download the file to drop in your theme's directory here: https://gist.github.com/792b7aa5b695d1092520

What follows below shows how you might call the functions in your theme's functions.php file:

<?php
require_once('wp-admin-menu-classes.php');
add_action('admin_menu','my_admin_menu');
function my_admin_menu() {
  swap_admin_menu_sections('Pages','Posts');              // Swap location of Posts Section with Pages Section
  rename_admin_menu_section('Media','Photos & Video');    // Rename Media Section to "Photos & Video"
  delete_admin_menu_section('Links');                     // Get rid of Links Section
  $movie_tags_item_array = get_admin_menu_item_array('Movies','Movie Tags');  // Save off the Movie Tags Menu
  update_admin_menu_section('Movies',array(               // Rename two Movie Menu Items and Delete the Movie Tags Item
    array('rename-item','item'=>'Movies','new_title'=>'List Movies'),
    array('rename-item','item'=>'Add New','new_title'=>'Add Movie'),
    array('delete-item','item'=>'Movie Tags'),
  ));
  copy_admin_menu_item('Movies',array('Actors','Add New')); // Copy the 'Add New' over from Actors
  renamed_admin_menu_item('Movies','Add New','Add Actor');  // Rename copied Actor 'Add New' to 'Add Actor
  add_admin_menu_item('Movies',array(                       // (Another way to get a 'Add Actor' Link to a section.)
    'title' => 'Alt Add Actor ',
    'slug' => 'post-new.php?post_type=actor',
  ), array(// Add Back the Movie Tags at the end.
    'where'=>'end'
  ));
  add_admin_menu_item('Movies',$movie_tags_item_array,array(// Add Back the Movie Tags at the end.
    'where'=>'end'
  ));
  delete_admin_menu_section('Actors');                      // Finally just get rid of the actors section
}

What's more, these functions are even under consideration (as a base) for inclusion in WordPress 3.1 so if we're lucky these might even become standard!

Pensé queestopodría ser útil como otra opción. Aquí hay un usort simpleen el submenú $global. Utilizo admin_init hook,porque admin_menutodavíapuedetener otros complementos que agreganelementos de submenú (enmi caso lo hizo,por lo queera demasiadoprontopara ordenar). Tambiéntengaen cuenta que lafunción anónima (lambda)en el usort requiere PHP 5.3+.

 <?php 
add_action('admin_init','my_admin_init');
function my_admin_init() {
    global $submenu;
    $submenu_key = 'my_key'; // See note below on $submenu_key
    if ( array_key_exists( $submenu_key, $submenu ) ) {
        // alphabetize submenu items
        usort( $submenu[ $submenu_key ], function ( $a, $b ) {
            // format of a submenu item is [ 'My Item', 'read', 'manage-my-items', 'My Item' ]
            return strcasecmp( $a[0], $b[0] );
        } );
    }
}
 

Tengaen cuenta que $submenu_keyes $parent_slugen add_submenu_page ,quees lomismo que $menu_slugen add_menu_page .

Thought this could be useful as another option. Here is a simple usort on the global $submenu. I use admin_init hook, because admin_menu may still have other plugins adding submenu items (in my case it did, so that was too early to do sorting). Also note the anonymous (lambda) function in the usort requires PHP 5.3+.

<?php 
add_action('admin_init','my_admin_init');
function my_admin_init() {
    global $submenu;
    $submenu_key = 'my_key'; // See note below on $submenu_key
    if ( array_key_exists( $submenu_key, $submenu ) ) {
        // alphabetize submenu items
        usort( $submenu[ $submenu_key ], function ( $a, $b ) {
            // format of a submenu item is [ 'My Item', 'read', 'manage-my-items', 'My Item' ]
            return strcasecmp( $a[0], $b[0] );
        } );
    }
}

Note that $submenu_key is $parent_slug in add_submenu_page, which is the same as $menu_slug in add_menu_page.