Using WordPress ‘get_blog_status()’ PHP function

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The get_blog_status() WordPress PHP function retrieves a specific field from the blog details.

Usage

To use the function, simply pass in the blog ID and the field name you want to retrieve. For example:

$blog_id = 1;
$field = 'public';
$result = get_blog_status($blog_id, $field);

Parameters

  • $id (int) – Required. The ID of the blog you want to retrieve details from.
  • $pref (string) – Required. The name of the field you want to retrieve.

More information

See WordPress Developer Resources: get_blog_status()

Examples

Get blog status of ‘archived’

This example retrieves the archived status of a blog with ID 1.

$blog_id = 1;
$field = 'archived';
$is_archived = get_blog_status($blog_id, $field);

Get blog status of ‘mature’

This example retrieves the mature status of a blog with ID 2.

$blog_id = 2;
$field = 'mature';
$is_mature = get_blog_status($blog_id, $field);

Get blog status of ‘spam’

This example retrieves the spam status of a blog with ID 3.

$blog_id = 3;
$field = 'spam';
$is_spam = get_blog_status($blog_id, $field);

Get blog status of ‘deleted’

This example retrieves the deleted status of a blog with ID 4.

$blog_id = 4;
$field = 'deleted';
$is_deleted = get_blog_status($blog_id, $field);

Get blog status of ‘public’

This example retrieves the public status of a blog with ID 5.

$blog_id = 5;
$field = 'public';
$is_public = get_blog_status($blog_id, $field);