What is WordPress Hook: use_http_extension_transport
The use_http_extension_transport hook in WordPress is used to modify the HTTP transport used in the HTTP API requests.
Understanding the Hook: use_http_extension_transport
The use_http_extension_transport hook is located within the WP_Http class in the WordPress core. It allows developers to change the default HTTP transport method used for HTTP API requests.
Hook Parameters (if applicable): use_http_extension_transport
The use_http_extension_transport hook accepts a single parameter, which is the default HTTP transport object. Developers can modify this object to change the HTTP transport method.
Hook Doesn’t Work: use_http_extension_transport
If the use_http_extension_transport hook doesn’t work as expected, it could be due to conflicts with other plugins or themes that also modify the HTTP transport. It is recommended to deactivate other plugins or switch to a default theme to troubleshoot the issue.
Best Practices & Usage Notes (if applicable): use_http_extension_transport
When using the use_http_extension_transport hook, it is important to consider the compatibility with other plugins and themes that may also modify the HTTP transport. It is best practice to test the functionality in a staging environment before implementing it on a live website.
use_http_extension_transport Usage Example: use_http_extension_transport
“`php
function custom_http_transport( $http ) {
// Modify the HTTP transport method
$http = new My_Custom_HTTP_Transport();
return $http;
}
add_filter( ‘use_http_extension_transport’, ‘custom_http_transport’ );
“`