← All changes | app/Http/Routes/WebRoutes.php +42 -2 1.5.5 → 1.7.0 View file →

		@@ -23,8 +23,9 @@
23	23	use FluentCart\App\Vite;
24	24	use FluentCart\Framework\Support\Arr;
25	25	use FluentCart\App\Services\Renderer\CheckoutRenderer;
26	26	use FluentCart\App\Services\Renderer\ModalCheckoutRenderer;
	27	+use FluentCart\App\Services\Renderer\OrderReviewRenderer;
27	28
28	29	class WebRoutes
29	30	{
30	31	public static function register()
		@@ -29,11 +30,19 @@
29	30	{
30	31	public static function register()
31	32	{
32	33
	34	+ // Late on init, deliberately. These routes do not merely register — they
	35	+ // TAKE OVER the request, render a full page and die(). At the default
	36	+ // priority this callback is queued at plugin-include time, so it runs
	37	+ // before anything that registers on init from `fluentcart_loaded` (every
	38	+ // add-on, including FluentCart Pro). A route that renders and dies before
	39	+ // those listeners exist silently drops whatever they would have rendered
	40	+ // — which is why the saved-payment-method picker and the save-my-card
	41	+ // consent box appeared on the checkout page but never in modal checkout.
33	42	add_action('init', function () {
34	43	self::registerRoutes();
35		- });
	44	+ }, 99);
36	45	}
37	46
38	47	public static function renderModalCheckout() {
39	48	add_action('wp_footer', function () {
		@@ -274,9 +283,40 @@
274	283	'wp_head' => false,
275	284	'wp_footer' => false,
276	285	]);
277	286	return true;
278		-
	287	+
	288	+ case 'order-review':
	289	+ ob_start();
	290	+ $orderFound = (new OrderReviewRenderer(
	291	+ sanitize_text_field($request->get('order_hash', ''))
	292	+ ))->render();
	293	+ $orderReview = ob_get_clean();
	294	+
	295	+ // A bad or stale link is a page that does not exist, and
	296	+ // says so to crawlers as well as people.
	297	+ if (!$orderFound) {
	298	+ status_header(404);
	299	+ }
	300	+
	301	+ // wp_head/wp_footer left on, unlike the receipt: the review
	302	+ // form's script and stylesheet are enqueued during render()
	303	+ // and there is nowhere else for them to print. It also lets
	304	+ // the theme dress a page the customer reaches from an email.
	305	+ // wp_head/wp_footer forced on. This route renders the whole
	306	+ // document, so nothing else prints them — and the view's
	307	+ // is_page() guard would otherwise skip both on a site whose
	308	+ // front page is static, silently dropping every asset the
	309	+ // review form (and Pro's photo fields) enqueued.
	310	+ FrontendView::make(
	311	+ __('Review Your Order', 'fluent-cart'),
	312	+ $orderReview,
	313	+ [
	314	+ 'wp_head' => true,
	315	+ 'wp_footer' => true,
	316	+ ]
	317	+ );
	318	+ return true;
279	319
280	320	case 'print-invoice':
281	321	return self::handlePrintRoute('invoice');
282	322