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Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_confirmation’ PHP filter

The gform_confirmation PHP filter in Gravity Forms allows developers to customize the confirmation message displayed after a form submission. By using this filter, developers can add dynamic content, redirect users…

Using WordPress ‘add_query_arg()’ PHP function

WordPress

The `add_query_arg()` function in WordPress allows you to dynamically modify URLs by adding query parameters using a simple syntax

Using WordPress ‘admin_url()’ PHP function

WordPress

Retrieves the URL to the admin area for the current site.

Using WordPress ‘do_all_pingbacks()’ PHP function

WordPress

The `do_all_pingbacks()` function in WordPress allows users to perform all pending pingbacks on their website by calling the function without any parameters

Using WordPress ‘is_protected_endpoint()’ PHP function

WordPress

Determines whether we are currently on an endpoint that should be protected against WSODs.

Using WordPress ‘is_404()’ PHP function

WordPress

Determines whether the query has resulted in a 404 (returns no results).

Using WordPress ‘redirect_guess_404_permalink()’ PHP function

WordPress

Attempts to guess the correct URL for a 404 request based on query vars.

Using WordPress ‘preview_theme()’ PHP function

WordPress

The `preview_theme()` function in WordPress allows developers to start the preview theme output buffer for a specific theme

Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_secure_file_download_url’ PHP filter

Gravity Forms

Learn how to use the powerful `gform_secure_file_download_url` Gravity Forms filter to manipulate the download URL for various purposes like changing domains or adding query parameters. Discover examples and instructions on…