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A look at load order and dependencies - WordPress Tutorial
From the course: WordPress: Action and Filter Hooks
A look at load order and dependencies
- [Instructor] In this lesson, I'd like to take a look at load order. So here in the action reference, I've mentioned that they're not listed alphabetically, they're listed in approximate load order. And this is an important concept to understand as you want to make sure that you're injecting your code at the right point during load time. For a big picture overview of how and when WordPress loads things, I love this chart created by WordPress core developer, Rarst. He breaks down load order for a front in request and admin request and even an ajax request. And then right here in the middle, you can see where plugins are loaded. So if you create a plugin for WordPress, this is the context it's loaded into. And know that it's happening before the theme is loaded. So in addition to referencing the codex or maybe a chart like this, one of my favorite plugins for digging into load order is Query Monitor. Debug bar, which I…
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Finding references and documentation3m 33s
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Identifying available hooks and filters4m 14s
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A look at load order and dependencies4m 19s
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Understanding callback functions4m 44s
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Using apply_filters3m 55s
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Registering and executing hooks in JavaScript47s
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