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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #32629, comment 2
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Ticket #32629, comment 2
initial v1 1 A bypass filter for `get_term()` is a very powerful tool. I'm concerned that (a) it's liable to be misused, and (b) if we create such a termhere, we'll be asked for similar filters elsewhere in the taxonomy component (`wp_update_term()`, `get_terms()`, etc) as well as for objects like posts.1 A bypass filter for `get_term()` is a very powerful tool. I'm concerned that (a) it's liable to be misused, and (b) if we introduce such a filter here, we'll be asked for similar filters elsewhere in the taxonomy component (`wp_update_term()`, `get_terms()`, etc) as well as for objects like posts. 2 2 3 3 Looking at how you're using the filter, it seems like a filter on the return value of `wp_get_nav_menu_object()` would actually work better for your purposes. Does that seem right?
