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Event Triggers

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240+ event triggers available in WordPress core. Hooks that fire at specific times during WordPress execution to run your custom code.

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atom_ns

This action is documented in wp-includes/feed-atom.php

atom_comments_ns

Fires inside the feed tag in the Atom comment feed.

comments_atom_head

Fires at the end of the Atom comment feed header.

comment_atom_entry

Fires at the end of each Atom comment feed item.

2 arguments
embed_content

Prints additional content after the embed excerpt.

embed_content_meta

Prints additional meta content in the embed template.

embed_footer

Prints scripts or data before the closing body tag in the embed template.

embed_head

Prints scripts or data in the embed template head tag.

embed_content

This filter is documented in wp-includes/theme-compat/embed-content.php

rss_tag_pre

This action is documented in wp-includes/feed-rss2.php

1 argument
rss2_ns

This action is documented in wp-includes/feed-rss2.php

rss2_comments_ns

Fires at the end of the RSS root to add namespaces.

commentsrss2_head

Fires at the end of the RSS2 comment feed header.

commentrss2_item

Fires at the end of each RSS2 comment feed item.

2 arguments
rss_head

Fires at the end of the RSS Feed Header.

rss_item

Fires at the end of each RSS feed item.

template_redirect

Fires before determining which template to load.

do_robots

Fired when the template loader determines a robots.txt request.

do_favicon

Fired when the template loader determines a favicon.ico request.

rss_tag_pre

Fires between the xml and rss tags in a feed. 'rdf', 'atom', and 'atom-comments'.

1 argument
rss2_ns

Fires at the end of the RSS root to add namespaces.

rss2_head

Fires at the end of the RSS2 Feed Header.

rss2_item

Fires at the end of each RSS2 feed item.

ms_loaded

Fires after the current site and network have been detected and loaded in multisite's bootstrap.

login_init

Fires when the login form is initialized.

login_form_{$action}

Fires before a specified login form action. The dynamic portion of the hook name, `$action`, refers to the action that brought the visitor to the login form. Possible hook names include: - `login_form_checkemail` - `login_form_confirm_admin_email` - `login_form_confirmaction` - `login_form_entered_recovery_mode` - `login_form_login` - `login_form_logout` - `login_form_lostpassword` - `login_form_postpass` - `login_form_register` - `login_form_resetpass` - `login_form_retrievepassword` - `login_form_rp`

admin_email_confirm

Fires before the admin email confirm form. credentials. Note that the error object may not contain any errors.

1 argument
admin_email_confirm_form

Fires inside the admin-email-confirm-form form tags, before the hidden fields.

lost_password

Fires before the lost password form. credentials. Note that the error object may not contain any errors.

1 argument
lostpassword_form

Fires inside the lostpassword form tags, before the hidden fields.

validate_password_reset

Fires before the password reset procedure is validated.

2 arguments
resetpass_form

Fires following the 'Strength indicator' meter in the user password reset form.

1 argument
register_form

Fires following the 'Email' field in the user registration form.

user_request_action_confirmed

Fires an action hook when the account action has been confirmed by the user. Using this you can assume the user has agreed to perform the action by clicking on the link in the confirmation email. After firing this action hook the page will redirect to wp-login a callback redirects or exits first.

1 argument
login_footer

This action is documented in wp-login.php

login_form

Fires following the 'Password' field in the login form.

before_signup_header

Fires before the Site Sign-up page is loaded.

before_signup_form

Fires before the site Sign-up form.

preprocess_signup_form

Fires when the site sign-up form is sent.

after_signup_form

Fires after the sign-up forms, before wp_footer.