What is WordPress Hook: doing_it_wrong_run
The “doing_it_wrong_run” hook in WordPress is used to trigger an action when a deprecated function is called. It allows developers to display a message or take other actions when a deprecated function is used in their code.
Understanding the Hook: doing_it_wrong_run
The “doing_it_wrong_run” hook is located within the “wp-includes/functions.php” file in WordPress. It is called when a deprecated function is used, allowing developers to handle the deprecation in a way that suits their needs.
Hook Parameters (if applicable): doing_it_wrong_run
The “doing_it_wrong_run” hook does not accept any parameters.
Hook Doesn’t Work: doing_it_wrong_run
If the “doing_it_wrong_run” hook doesn’t work, it may be due to the deprecated function not being properly registered as deprecated. Developers should ensure that the deprecated function is correctly marked as such in order for the hook to trigger.
Best Practices & Usage Notes (if applicable): doing_it_wrong_run
When using the “doing_it_wrong_run” hook, it is important to provide clear and informative messages to developers using the deprecated function. This can help them understand why the function is deprecated and what alternative they should use instead.
Usage Example: doing_it_wrong_run
“`php
function custom_deprecated_function() {
// Deprecated function code here
_doing_it_wrong( __FUNCTION__, ‘This function is deprecated. Use new_function() instead.’, ‘5.5.0’ );
}
add_action( ‘doing_it_wrong_run’, ‘custom_deprecated_function’ );
“`