Using WordPress ‘delete_transient_{$transient}’ PHP action
The 'delete_transient_{$transient}' action is crucial for managing transients in WordPress, boosting site performance.
Using WordPress ‘deleted_plugin’ PHP action
The 'deleted_plugin' PHP action in WordPress is triggered when a plugin is removed, allowing for post-deletion tasks.
Using WordPress ‘delete_{$taxonomy}’ PHP action
The `delete_{$taxonomy}` WordPress PHP action is fired after a term in a specific taxonomy is deleted
Using WordPress ‘delete_option’ PHP action
How to Use the WordPress `delete_option` Action for Custom FunctionalityIn this article, we will discuss how to use the `delete_option` WordPress action in combination with custom functions to perform various…
Using WordPress ‘delete_plugin’ PHP action
This article discusses how to use the `delete_plugin` WordPress PHP action, which is fired immediately before a plugin deletion attempt. We explore various examples of using this action, such as…
Using WordPress ‘delete_{$meta_type}meta’ PHP action
The WordPress ‘delete_{$meta_type}meta’ action hook is a powerful tool for developers looking to perform additional tasks or actions when metadata is deleted. This hook takes two parameters and can be…
Using WordPress ‘delete_site_option’ PHP action
The `delete_site_option` WordPress PHP action is fired after a network option has been deleted, and can be used for various purposes such as logging the deleted option, sending email notifications,…
Using WordPress ‘delete_site_option_{$option}’ PHP action
This article discusses the use of the `delete_site_option_{$option}` WordPress action in developing plugins and themes
Using WordPress ‘delete_site_transient_{$transient}’ PHP action
The delete_site_transient_{$transient} action deletes site transients, which are temporary data stored in the database to improve WordPress performance.