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Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_after_email’ PHP action

The 'gform_after_email' PHP filter in Gravity Forms allows developers to execute custom code after an email notification has been sent. This powerful filter can be used to perform additional actions,…

Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_after_save_form’ PHP action

Gravity Forms

The 'gform_after_save_form' PHP filter is a powerful tool for customizing Gravity Forms submissions. This filter allows developers to perform actions after a form is saved, such as sending emails, updating…

Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_post_form_deactivated’ PHP action

Gravity Forms JavaScript

The 'gform_post_form_deactivated' PHP filter in Gravity Forms allows for custom actions to be executed when a form is deactivated. This can be useful for cleaning up data or sending notifications…

Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_{$SHORT_SLUG}_error’ PHP action

Gravity Forms

The gform_{$SHORT_SLUG}_error PHP filter provides developers with a powerful tool for customizing error messages in Gravity Forms.

Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_pre_render’ PHP filter

Gravity Forms JavaScript

The `gform_pre_render` filter in Gravity Forms allows developers to modify the Form Object before it's rendered on a page, providing flexibility for various uses such as updating the Form Object…

Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_pre_process’ PHP filter

Gravity Forms

The article discusses how to use the `gform_pre_process` filter in Gravity Forms to modify the form object before form submission begins processing, including examples of changing confirmations, notifications, and more.

Using WordPress ‘create_user()’ PHP function

WordPress

Learn how to use the WordPress 'create_user()' PHP function to create new users in your WordPress site

Using WordPress ‘default_password_nag_edit_user()’ PHP function

WordPress

Learn how to use the `default_password_nag_edit_user()` WordPress PHP function to disable the "You're using the default WordPress password." notification after password reset.

Using WordPress ‘check_password_reset_key()’ PHP function

WordPress

Retrieves a user row based on password reset key and login.