term_updated_messages
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wordpress-6.7.1Hook Type: filter
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Displaying hooks found in version: wordpress-6.7.1
apply_filters('term_updated_messages') is found 1 times:
- /wp-admin/includes/edit-tag-messages.php line 49
* @since 3.7.0
*
* @param array[] $messages Array of arrays of messages to be displayed, keyed by taxonomy name.
*/
$messages = apply_filters( 'term_updated_messages', $messages );
$message = false;
if ( isset( $_REQUEST['message'] ) && (int) $_REQUEST['message'] ) {
$msg = (int) $_REQUEST['message'];
if ( isset( $messages[ $taxonomy ][ $msg ] ) ) {
$message = $messages[ $taxonomy ][ $msg ];
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