I have two functions:
core_function($atts) {
(attributes)
(core functions, a few loops, echoes, a lot of direct input)
}
And that's how I display my function using output buffering (yes, I have to use it!).
display_function($atts) {
(attributes)
$output = ob_start();
$output .= core_function($atts);
$output .= ob_get_clean();
return $output;
}
Everything is perfectly fine, but return $output shows not only core functions but also "1" before them. I have no idea where this "1" comes from. When I deletete ob_start(); and ob_get_clean(); it disappears. So I believe the output buffer is so开发者_如何学Pythonmehow adding this digit. But how, and why? It's a raw "1", not in a paragraph etc.
Normaly display_function($atts) shows, for example:
<div>This is Core Function!</div>
And with output buffering it displays:
1 <div>This is Core Function!</div>
Why is it happening? If it has something to do with my functions I'm saying again - the 1 is being displayed exactly BEFORE all the contents.
That is not how output buffering works. ob_start
returns TRUE or FALSE upon completion so you are concatenating a bunch of things that shouldn't be concatenated. (The same goes for your call to core_function).
display_function($atts) {
(attributes)
ob_start();
core_function($atts);
return ob_get_clean();
}
Should work. It turns on output buffering which will save all of your output (echo's and prints etc). The call to ob_get_clean will return the contents of your buffered output.
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