This PHP action hook is executed at the end of the submission process (after form validation, notification, and entry creation). Use this hook to perform actions after the entry has been created (i.e. feed data to third party applications).

This action hook is executed after the post has been created. It only applies to forms that have Post Fields.

WordPress developers use action hooks in their template files. These help to keep a clear overview of the individual files, as well as the used functions.

This course covers one of WordPress's most crucial and widely used systems: Hooks, including both actions and filters. We introduce Hooks as an event-drive

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