Add WooCommerce My Account Customizations

[krugazul]

Overview

This PR adds a new My_Account class to customize WooCommerce My Account endpoints.

Changes Made

New Files

• inc/class-my-account.php: New class for WooCommerce My Account customizations

Modified Files

• inc/class-core.php: Added My_Account class initialization and loading

Features Implemented

✅ Renamed Endpoints

• Dashboard → Dashboard Overview
• Subscriptions → Subscriptions & Payments
• Account details → Profile & Professional Details

✅ Disabled Endpoints

• Address (edit-address)
• Downloads
• Orders

✅ New Custom Endpoints

• CPD Points and Certificates
• Multi Page Report

Implementation Details

The My_Account class:

• Uses woocommerce_account_menu_items filter to customize menu items
• Registers custom rewrite endpoints for new pages
• Provides blank template functions with action hooks for easy content extension
• Auto-initializes through the Core class

Post-Merge Steps

After merging and activating the plugin:

1. Flush permalinks: Navigate to Settings → Permalinks and click "Save Changes"
2. Add content: Hook into ma_plugin_cpd_points_content and ma_plugin_multi_page_report_content action hooks to add custom content

Testing

• Verify menu items are renamed correctly
• Confirm disabled endpoints are hidden
• Test custom endpoints are accessible after flushing permalinks
• Validate action hooks work for adding content

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Summary of Changes

Hello @krugazul, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly enhances the WooCommerce My Account experience by introducing a dedicated class for comprehensive customization. It renames key navigation items, removes irrelevant sections, and integrates new custom pages, providing a more tailored and streamlined user interface for account management. The changes are designed to be easily extensible, allowing for future content integration via action hooks.

Highlights

• New My Account Customization Class: A new My_Account class has been introduced to centralize and manage all WooCommerce My Account customizations.
• Endpoint Renaming: Existing My Account endpoints have been renamed for clarity: 'Dashboard' to 'Dashboard Overview', 'Subscriptions' to 'Subscriptions & Payments', and 'Account details' to 'Profile & Professional Details'.
• Endpoint Disablement: Several default My Account endpoints, including 'Address', 'Downloads', and 'Orders', have been disabled and removed from the menu.
• Custom Endpoints Added: Two new custom endpoints, 'CPD Points and Certificates' and 'Multi Page Report', have been added to the My Account section, complete with action hooks for content extension.
• Automatic Initialization: The new My_Account class is automatically initialized and loaded through the main Core class of the plugin.

Changelog

• inc/class-core.php
  • Initialized the new My_Account class within the constructor.
  • Added require_once statement for class-my-account.php in load_classes method.
• inc/class-my-account.php
  • Added a new class My_Account to handle WooCommerce My Account customizations.
  • Implemented customize_menu_items method to rename and hide default menu items and add custom ones.
  • Included register_custom_endpoints method to define new rewrite endpoints for custom pages.
  • Provided cpd_points_content and multi_page_report_content methods with action hooks for custom content.
  • Added flush_rewrite_rules method to ensure permalinks are updated upon plugin activation.

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• The pull request introduces new functionality and modifications to existing files.
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Code Review

This pull request introduces customizations for the WooCommerce My Account page by adding a new My_Account class. The changes include renaming, disabling, and adding new menu endpoints. The implementation is mostly solid, but there is a critical issue with how rewrite rules are flushed on plugin activation. The current approach uses the activated_plugin hook incorrectly, which can lead to performance problems on the site. My review includes a detailed explanation of the issue and a recommendation for the correct implementation using register_activation_hook.

[gemini-code-assist]

Using the activated_plugin hook to flush rewrite rules is incorrect and can cause site-wide performance issues. This hook fires when any plugin is activated, not just yours, leading to frequent and unnecessary calls to the expensive flush_rewrite_rules() function.

The standard WordPress approach is to use register_activation_hook() in your main plugin file (ma-plugin.php). This hook should be removed from this class and the logic moved to the main plugin file.

[gemini-code-assist]

This method is related to the incorrect activated_plugin hook and should be removed from this class. The logic for flushing rewrite rules should be moved to an activation hook in the main plugin file, as mentioned in the other comment. This will ensure that rewrite rules are flushed only when your plugin is activated.