Using WordPress ‘edit_link’ PHP action
Learn how to use the "edit_link" WordPress action to perform custom functions when a link is updated, such as logging updates or notifying users.
Using WordPress ‘edit_post’ PHP action
This article discusses how to use the WordPress `edit_post` action to modify posts when they are updated. It covers examples such as updating post meta, sending email notifications, logging post…
Using WordPress ‘edit_post_{$post->post_type}’ PHP action
The 'edit_post_{$post->post_type}' hook in WordPress is triggered when a post is updated, enabling a range of tasks to be performed.
Using WordPress ‘edit_term’ PHP action
The 'edit_term' PHP action in WordPress is a powerful tool for performing actions when a term is edited, requiring a function to be added to the theme.
Using WordPress ‘edit_term_taxonomies’ PHP action
This article discusses how to use the WordPress `edit_term_taxonomies` PHP action, which is fired immediately before a term's children are reassigned a parent
Using WordPress ‘edit_user_created_user’ PHP action
The `edit_user_created_user` WordPress action allows you to perform custom actions after a new user is created. This article provides examples of how to use this action, including logging user creation,…
Using WordPress ‘edit_user_profile_update’ PHP action
The 'edit_user_profile_update' PHP action in WordPress is a powerful tool for customizing user profiles. By leveraging this function, developers can add or modify user fields, perform validation checks, and execute…
Using WordPress ‘edited_{$taxonomy}’ PHP action
The 'edited_{$taxonomy}' PHP action in WordPress allows developers to execute custom code upon the editing of a specific taxonomy term. By leveraging this action, developers can extend the functionality of…
Using WordPress ‘edited_term’ PHP action
The 'edited_term' PHP action in WordPress allows developers to perform custom actions when a term is updated.