SOLVED! - Using get_template_part() in Sage 10 with Blade

[francisco_arenas]

Hi guys, im updating one of my sites to sage 10 (from 9) and one thing that worked before is not working anymore…

i was adding an action to include a blade template in some woocommerce hooks using the following code:

add_action( 'woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_form' , 'variations_list' , 8 );
add_action( 'woocommerce_product_thumbnails' , 'variations_list' , 8 );


function variations_list() {
     return get_template_part('partials.variations_table');
}

and that totally worked in sage 9. the template was added in those 2 parts from my product. But now when i try to use the same code, it just returns an empty string

after reviewing some code in the forum i found that you could do something like

include template_path(locate_template ('resources/views/partials/variations_table.blade.php'));

but when i do that, i get this error.
Fatal error:
Uncaught Symfony\Component\Debug\Exception\FatalThrowableError:
Call to undefined function template_path()

Also if I namespace the file

namespace App;

the error changes to:

( ! ) Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function ‘variations_list’ not found or invalid function name

and returns nothing… also other functions on the same file fail with similar errors. please notice i’m not a hardcore developer and i’m just a guy who hacks around into sage’s code…

thanks for your help

[Log1x]

You’re looking for Roots\view. I’m not sure what output the WooCommerce filters expect, but more or less you want something like:

<?php

use function Roots\view;
use function Roots\add_filters;

add_filters([
    'woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_form',
    'woocommerce_product_thumbnails'
], function () {
    return view('partials.variations-table')->render();
});

(you don’t have to use add_filters())

[francisco_arenas]

@Log1x thanks for the code, this one at least is not throwing me errors, but still not showing anything. it dies silently… how can i debug this?

[Log1x]

try echoing it instead

[francisco_arenas]

love you man!!! 3 days invested in this little snippet and its finally working

[francisco_arenas]

so, to recapitulate, if anyone needs to use get_template_part() in sage 10, you instead need to use it as the following example:

    use function Roots\view;
    use function Roots\add_filters;
    add_filters([
        'woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_form',
        'woocommerce_product_thumbnails'
    ], function () {
        echo view('partials.YOUR-PARTIAL-NAME')->render();
    });

thanks to @Log1x for the solution!