Using WordPress ‘auth_cookie_malformed’ PHP action
The 'auth_cookie_malformed' PHP action in WordPress is triggered when a user's authentication cookie is invalid. Causes include tampering, expiration, or improper setting.
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Using WordPress ‘auth_cookie_expired’ PHP action
The 'auth_cookie_expired' PHP action: Triggered on expired authentication cookies in WordPress.
Using WordPress ‘auth_cookie_bad_username’ PHP action
Handling Authentication Cookie Errors with 'auth_cookie_bad_username' in WordPress
Using WordPress ‘auth_cookie_bad_session_token’ PHP action
The 'auth_cookie_bad_session_token' action in WordPress clears authentication cookies with mismatched session tokens.
Using WordPress ‘after_password_reset’ PHP action
The `after_password_reset` action in WordPress allows developers to perform specific actions after a user's password has been reset through the website. This article provides examples of how to use this…
Using WordPress ‘parent_theme_file_uri’ PHP filter
The 'parent_theme_file_uri' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to easily reference files in the parent theme directory.
Using WordPress ‘wp_logout’ PHP action
10 useful ways to utilize the wp_logout PHP action in WordPress, including logging user logout events, clearing caches and sending notifications.
Using WordPress ’embed_handler_html’ PHP filter
The 'embed_handler_html' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the HTML output of embedded content. This can be useful for customizing the appearance or behavior of embedded media, such…
Using WordPress ‘esc_html()’ PHP function
The 'esc_html' PHP filter in WordPress is a powerful tool for preventing cross-site scripting attacks. By escaping HTML characters, this filter ensures that user input is displayed safely on your…