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    How can I require specific PHP files for specific templates without any hook?

    Example: I've one PHP file "autocomplete.php' and once a page template "photographers.php'

    Now I want to require 'autocomplete.php' file in functions.php file only for photographers.php template.

    How can I do this? I've tried using is_page_template () but didn't success.

    Here is code 

    if(is_page_template('photographers.php')) {   
    require get_template_directory().'/inc/autocomplete.php';
}

    Here is screenshot

    I've searched before submitted this question in this platform. And i got this post load/require specific php files for specific pages/templates/post types But this post didn't solve my problem. Then I've submitted this question

    photographers.php is a custom template. And autocomplete.php is some of custom functions and some of the script. That's all functions and script need to only for photographers.php (Custom Template) so I like to load that function/script only for that custom template

    How can I require specific PHP files for specific templates without any hook?

    Example: I've one PHP file "autocomplete.php' and once a page template "photographers.php'

    Now I want to require 'autocomplete.php' file in functions.php file only for photographers.php template.

    How can I do this? I've tried using is_page_template () but didn't success.

    Here is code 

    if(is_page_template('photographers.php')) {   
    require get_template_directory().'/inc/autocomplete.php';
}

    Here is screenshot http://prntscr/mchx6a

    I've searched before submitted this question in this platform. And i got this post load/require specific php files for specific pages/templates/post types But this post didn't solve my problem. Then I've submitted this question

    photographers.php is a custom template. And autocomplete.php is some of custom functions and some of the script. That's all functions and script need to only for photographers.php (Custom Template) so I like to load that function/script only for that custom template

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    Share Improve this question edited Jan 26, 2019 at 17:02 Md Abul Bashar asked Jan 26, 2019 at 16:11 Md Abul BasharMd Abul Bashar 271 gold badge1 silver badge9 bronze badges 5
    • 2 Why not require it all the time? And why not require it from photographers.php? – kero Commented Jan 26, 2019 at 16:45
    • That should work. Try a relative link. Use require_once rather than require. Consider using dirname(__FILE__) instead of get_template_directory – admcfajn Commented Jan 26, 2019 at 16:50
    • @kero photographers.php is a custom template. and autocomplete.php is some of custom functions and some of script. that's all functions and script need to only for photographers.php (Custom Template) , so why i will load that functions and script in all templates/pages/posts/etc? so I like to load that functions/script only for that custom template. – Md Abul Bashar Commented Jan 26, 2019 at 16:58
    • More ore less PHP functions shouldn't make a difference (depending on wheter you call them or not ;). As for scripts, you should wp_register_script them in your default files and then you can wp_enqueue_script them in the template - no need to include special PHP files – kero Commented Jan 26, 2019 at 17:16
    • @kero I think you didn't understand my question, I want to include some of functions and script, not only script, so If i want to add php function in my theme then did i need to wp_register_script? – Md Abul Bashar Commented Jan 27, 2019 at 0:59
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    I had a similar problem, and posted the question here Using Includes in Templates in Document Head .

    And I figured out the solution is to use get_template_part(). From my answer (which I checkmarked as correct; the other answer didn't work):

    The key is to use the get_template_part in your Template at the beginning (after the template header). The file specified in that function must be in your Theme's root folder, although I think it could also be in the theme's template folder.

    get_template_part('my_custom_functions');

    This will do the equivalent of a 'include' in a non-WP PHP code. It will 'include' the file called my_custom_functions.php .

    See my answer in the link above for more info.

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