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Ever had that feeling where you hook into and action or a filter and for some reason your code isn’t working? well 9 / 10 the reason is your hook is in a lower priority(in case of filters) and it can simply be determined by searching through the code for that particular filer? Seems, a tedious amount of time doesn’t it? I’ve created a plugin for just that reason but it lists all hooks and filters and allows you to search through them to see whats being hooked.
To do this i’ve used a helper class from Query Monitor where I initially saw this being used, i’ve extended it to be more user friendly.
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Instalo
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/digthis-action-filtersdirectory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress
- Go to “View Filters” from the menu in the front end or alternatively use the “Show Filters” button to trigger a popup on the front end
- Type the name of “Action Hook” or “Filter Hook” you want to see and it will display functions attached to those. ex: init, the_content etc
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