jetpack_module_feature

jetpack_module_feature

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Hook Type: filter

See hook in core

Displaying hooks found in version: woocommerce.9.7.1

apply_filters('jetpack_module_feature') is found 1 times:

  • /vendor/automattic/jetpack-status/src/class-modules.php line 126
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    *     'Other' should be the default if no other value is in the array.
     * @param string  $module The slug of the module, e.g. sharedaddy.
     * @param array   $mod All the currently assembled module data.
     */
    $mod['feature'] = apply_filters( 'jetpack_module_feature', $mod['feature'], $module, $mod );
     
    /**
     * Filter the returned data about a module.
     *
     * This filter allows overriding any info about Jetpack modules. It is dangerous,
     * so please be careful.