What is WordPress Hook: revoked_super_admin
The revoked_super_admin hook in WordPress is used to perform actions when a super admin user’s privileges are revoked.
Understanding the Hook: revoked_super_admin
The revoked_super_admin hook is located within the WordPress user management process. It is triggered when a super admin user’s privileges are removed, allowing developers to execute custom code or functions in response to this event.
Hook Parameters (if applicable): revoked_super_admin
The revoked_super_admin hook does not accept any parameters.
Hook Doesn’t Work: revoked_super_admin
If the revoked_super_admin hook doesn’t work as expected, it could be due to incorrect implementation or conflicts with other plugins or themes. To troubleshoot, developers should check for errors in their code and deactivate any conflicting plugins or themes.
Best Practices & Usage Notes (if applicable): revoked_super_admin
When using the revoked_super_admin hook, developers should be aware that it is specific to super admin user privileges and may not be relevant for standard user roles. It is best practice to test the functionality of the hook thoroughly before deploying it in a production environment.
Usage Example: revoked_super_admin
“`php
function custom_function_on_super_admin_revocation() {
// Perform custom actions when super admin privileges are revoked
}
add_action( ‘revoked_super_admin’, ‘custom_function_on_super_admin_revocation’ );
“`
