Using WordPress ‘admin_post’ PHP action
The `admin_post` WordPress PHP action is triggered when an authenticated admin makes a POST request without supplying an action. This article provides examples on how to use the `admin_post` action…
Security
Using WordPress ‘lostpassword_form’ PHP action
The 'lostpassword_form' PHP action in WordPress is a powerful tool for resetting user passwords. By using this action, developers can create custom password reset forms that integrate seamlessly with WordPress.…
Using WordPress ‘login_init’ PHP action
The 'login_init' PHP action in WordPress allows developers to customize the login process and add additional security measures.
Using WordPress ‘login_header’ PHP action
The 'login_header' PHP action in WordPress is a powerful tool for customizing the login screen of your website. By using this action, you can add custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript…
Using WordPress ‘auth_cookie_bad_hash’ PHP action
The `auth_cookie_bad_hash` WordPress action is triggered when a bad authentication cookie hash is encountered
Using WordPress ‘core_version_check_query_args’ PHP filter
The 'core_version_check_query_args' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the arguments used in the core version check query. This can be useful for customizing the update process or for…
Using WordPress ‘check_admin_referer’ PHP action
The 'check_admin_referer' PHP action in WordPress is a crucial security measure to prevent unauthorized access.
Using WordPress ‘check_password’ PHP filter
The 'check_password' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the password validation process for user authentication.
Using WordPress ‘auth_cookie_valid’ PHP action
The `auth_cookie_valid` PHP action in WordPress is triggered when an authentication cookie has been successfully validated. This article provides examples and usage instructions for adding custom functions to be executed…