Ok i can pass variables to hook but i was doing it wrong. Code should be: function encrypt_password_function($pass, $id){ global $wpdb; $encrypted=sha1($pass); $wpdb->query($wpdb->prepare(“UPDATE wp_users SET iphone_pass = %s WHERE ID = %d”,array($encrypted, ’10’))); } function encrypt_password($var1, $var2) { do_action(‘encrypt_password’,$var1, $var2); } add_action(‘encrypt_password’, ‘encrypt_password_function’, 1,2);
This is what I could come up with, within init like you said ! Even if you print the $GLOBALS array, there is no way to check if the current page is an archive, is_archive is also set to blank! But if you check the $_GET array, the q variable contains the current archive type … Read more
Not sure about the Membership plug-in bit, but admin_init will be your best bet. I assume that you don’t actually what to hook into the admin header though – this would be admin_head or admin_head-(plugin_page) – but you cannot redirect after these hooks (headers already sent).
wp_update_user() is in /wp-includes/user.php lines 1401-1439. It uses wp_insert_user() (same file, lines 1254-1380) to update the existing user or add a new one if the user doesn’t exist. That function is where the various filters and actions affecting user account info live, and shows everything you can do to the $user object.
This will not be the full answer but i think it will greatly help you if you are able to make templates – you will be able to do this: In theme init (when it installs) make function which will make db query to find all post with your post_type and renames post_type to your … Read more
You can add your code to the init action hook and check global $pagenow variable: add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpse8170_check_from_var’ ); function wpse8170_check_from_var() { global $pagenow; if ( ‘post.php’ != $pagenow || ! isset( $_GET[‘post’] ) || ! isset( $_GET[‘from’] ) || 1 != (int) $_GET[‘from’] ) { return; } update_post_meta( (int) $_GET[‘post’], ‘EDITED’, ‘true’ ); }
By adding the function to the publish_post hook it executes when the post gets published as the page is refreshing. That’s whats causing the headers already sent message. This looks like some sort of chat that gets saved back to the database. If this needs to run on the front end of the site you … Read more
There’s the plugins_loaded hook for normal Plugins and muplugins_loaded, which runs earlier. My best advice for hooks is making cross file searches for do_action or dump the content of the all hook with $GLOBALS[‘wp_filter’][ current_filter() ];.
I believe you can do it using the save_post hook, than do a conditional check for the post’s post-type and the value of its post meta. add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘do_some_function’); function do_some_function($post_id) { global $post; $post_type_as_taxonomy = array(‘cpt-1′,’cpt-2′); // this is your hooked custom post types $post = get_post( $post_id ); if(in_array($post->post_type, $post_type_as_taxonomy) && $post->post_status==’publish’){ // … Read more
Ok I’ve found the solution… I have had to call add_filter outside my plugin class, because of WordPress hooks priority. With the actual code, I call add_filter after the ‘init’ event, that’s probably too late. If I move this line of code: add_filter(‘add_post_metadata’,array(&$this,’filter_negozi_add_metadata’),10,5); on top of the file, the hook works like expected. So to … Read more