load_template() WP 1.0

Require the template file with WordPress environment.

The globals are set up for the template file to ensure that the WordPress environment is available from within the function. The query variables are also available.

No Hooks.

Return

Null. Nothing.

Usage

load_template( $_template_file, $require_once );

$_template_file(string) (required)

Path to template file.

$require_once(true/false)

Whether to require_once or require.
Default: true

Notes

• Global. Array. $posts
• Global. WP_Post. $post
• Global. true/false. $wp_did_header
• Global. WP_Query. $wp_query
• Global. WP_Rewrite. $wp_rewrite
• Global. wpdb. $wpdb
• Global. String. $wp_version
• Global. WP. $wp
• Global. Int. $id
• Global. WP_Comment. $comment
• Global. Int. $user_ID

Changelog

Code of load template: wp-includes/template.php ^{WP 5.2.4}

<?php
function load_template( $_template_file, $require_once = true ) {
	global $posts, $post, $wp_did_header, $wp_query, $wp_rewrite, $wpdb, $wp_version, $wp, $id, $comment, $user_ID;

	if ( is_array( $wp_query->query_vars ) ) {
		/*
		 * This use of extract() cannot be removed. There are many possible ways that
		 * templates could depend on variables that it creates existing, and no way to
		 * detect and deprecate it.
		 *
		 * Passing the EXTR_SKIP flag is the safest option, ensuring globals and
		 * function variables cannot be overwritten.
		 */
		// phpcs:ignore WordPress.PHP.DontExtract.extract_extract
		extract( $wp_query->query_vars, EXTR_SKIP );
	}

	if ( isset( $s ) ) {
		$s = esc_attr( $s );
	}

	if ( $require_once ) {
		require_once( $_template_file );
	} else {
		require( $_template_file );
	}
}

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