Best Practices & Usage Notes

{$old_status}_to_{$new_status}

Learn how to use the {$old_status}_to_{$new_status} hook in WordPress to trigger custom actions when post statuses change. Understand the parameters, best practices, and potential issues with this powerful hook. Plus, see a usage example for implementing custom functions on status transitions.

{$tag}

Learn about the purpose and function of the specific WordPress hook {$tag}, its placement within the WordPress process, parameters it accepts, troubleshooting tips, best practices, and a usage example.

_get_page_link

Learn about the _get_page_link hook in WordPress and how it can be used to dynamically modify the URL of a specific page before it is displayed. Understand the parameters, troubleshooting, best practices, and usage examples for this powerful hook.

{$action}

Learn about the {$action} hook in Wordpress and how it allows developers to customize and extend the functionality of Wordpress without modifying core files. Understand its parameters, troubleshooting, best practices, and usage examples.

{$arg}

Learn about the powerful {$arg} Wordpress hook and how it can be used to customize and modify the behavior of your website. Understand its parameters, troubleshooting tips, best practices, and usage examples for seamless integration of additional features.

wpmu_activate_user

Learn about the wpmu_activate_user hook in WordPress Multisite environments and how to use it to execute custom code when a user is activated. Find out best practices and troubleshooting tips for this specific WordPress hook.

wpmu_delete_user

Learn about the wpmu_delete_user hook in WordPress Multisite environments and how to use it to execute custom code when a user is deleted. Understand best practices and potential issues with this specific hook.

views_{$screen->id}

Learn how to use the views_{$screen->id} hook in WordPress to modify admin screen views. Understand its parameters, best practices, and usage examples for effective customization.

user_has_cap

Learn about the user_has_cap hook in WordPress and how it can be used to check user capabilities and control access to features. Understand the hook parameters, best practices, and usage examples for effective implementation.

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