Using WordPress ‘wp_login’ PHP action
Learn how to use the WordPress `wp_login` PHP action with an example of using it to redirect users to a custom page after successful login, log user login events, send…
Using WordPress ‘wp_mail’ PHP action
Learn how to use the wp_mail() function in WordPress to send emails using PHP. Understand its parameters and return values, and see examples for sending basic and advanced emails with…
Using WordPress ‘add_action()’ PHP function
Learn how to use the WordPress `add_action()` PHP function to attach a callback function to a specific action hook and execute it during the WordPress core process. Discover examples and…
Using WordPress ‘add_attachment’ PHP action
The 'add_attachment' action in WordPress allows developers to execute custom code when a new attachment is added to the media library.
Using WordPress ‘admin_email_confirm_form’ PHP action
The `admin_email_confirm_form` WordPress action allows you to modify the behavior of the administrator's email confirmation form by adding or removing elements such as text, checkboxes, or hidden fields.
Using WordPress ’email_exists’ PHP filter
The 'email_exists' PHP filter in WordPress is a powerful tool for developers to check if a user's email already exists in the database. This filter can be used in various…
Using WordPress ‘enable_login_autofocus’ PHP filter
The 'enable_login_autofocus' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to automatically focus on the login form when a user visits the login page. This can improve user experience and streamline the…
Using WordPress ‘enable_post_by_email_configuration’ PHP filter
The 'enable_post_by_email_configuration' PHP filter in WordPress allows for easy configuration of post-by-email functionality.
Using WordPress ‘found_comments_query’ PHP filter
The 'found_comments_query' filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the SQL query used to retrieve comments. This can be useful for customizing comment displays or implementing advanced filtering.