I'm using the snippet from Open Admin bar "Visit site" in a new window which works perfectly on the node I specify.

I need to adapt this to include all of the sub-nodes, which are dynamically created, but follow this logic:

node
 node_1
  node_1_view
  node_1_another
  node_1_andanother
 node_2
  node_2_view
  etc
 node_3
 etc

This gets additions following the same sequence.

How can I modify the code to set the target for all of these node?

I'm using the snippet from Open Admin bar "Visit site" in a new window which works perfectly on the node I specify.

I need to adapt this to include all of the sub-nodes, which are dynamically created, but follow this logic:

node
 node_1
  node_1_view
  node_1_another
  node_1_andanother
 node_2
  node_2_view
  etc
 node_3
 etc

This gets additions following the same sequence.

How can I modify the code to set the target for all of these node?

• admin-bar

• What do you mean by nodes? Posts? Menu items? – norman.lol Commented Apr 16, 2019 at 7:46

1 Answer 1

Perhaps you could use $wp_admin_bar->get_nodes(); to get all toolbar nodes, then loop them through and modify the right nodes as needed. Something along these lines,

add_action( 'admin_bar_menu', 'customize_my_wp_admin_bar', 80 );
function customize_my_wp_admin_bar( $wp_admin_bar ) {
  $all_toolbar_nodes = $wp_admin_bar->get_nodes();

  if ( ! $all_toolbar_nodes ) {
    return;
  }

  foreach ( $all_toolbar_nodes as $node ) {
    // Skip nodes you don't want to edit
    if ( ! $some_logic ) {
      continue;
    }
    //Change target
    $node->meta['target'] = '_blank';
    //Update Node.
    $wp_admin_bar->add_node($node);    
  }

}

I can't remember what properties $node has, but I guess there's some sort of parent property that you can use in the if statement to skip the wrong ones.