Class question

A utility class that queries WP.

Namespace: ski
Located at packages/ski.web/services/ski.wp.question.php

Methods summary

`public static boolean`	# `does_table_exist( string $table_name )` Given a table name, this function looks at the current WP database to determine if that table exists. Given a table name, this function looks at the current WP database to determine if that table exists. Parameters `$table_name` `string` $table_name The full name of the table (including prefix 'wp_', for instance) Returns `boolean` 'true' if the table does exist
`public static boolean`	# `is_admin_screen( string $screen_id )` Determines if the user is currently looking at a specific screen - typically used in the Administrative area. Determines if the user is currently looking at a specific screen - typically used in the Administrative area. Here are some IDs of popular screens: nav-menus => Appearance > Menus widgets => Appearance > Widgets Note: This does not work with the Customizer. Use "is_customizer" instead. Parameters `$screen_id` `string` $screen_id The ID of the screen to test Returns `boolean` true if on the screen with the desired ID; otherwise, false
`public static boolean`	# `is_customizer( )` Determines if the user is currently looking at the Theme Customizer typically found under Appearance >> Customize. Determines if the user is currently looking at the Theme Customizer typically found under Appearance >> Customize. Note: the API for "get_current_screen" appears to be undefined when in the Customizer, so the test for a customizer is different than calling "is_admin_screen". Returns `boolean`
`public static string`	# `locate_template_uri( string\|array $template_names )` This is a copy of the 3.9.1 version of WP's locate_template - the primary difference here makes the use of: get_xxx_directory_uri This is a copy of the 3.9.1 version of WP's locate_template - the primary difference here makes the use of: get_xxx_directory_uri Instead of: get_xxx_directory (or the XXXPATH constant) For the return value. This was put into place because file_exists does not work with the 'http://' (uri example), but does work with 'c:\' (local example). It is a subtle difference, but one that works in cases where the return value will not necessarily be used in a 'require' call. Parameters `$template_names` `string\|array` $template_names Template file(s) to search for, in order. Returns `string` The template filename if one is located.

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