wpseo_aioseo_

apply_filters('wpseo_aioseo_') is found 2 times:

• /src/actions/importing/aioseo/abstract-aioseo-settings-importing-action.php line 239

  		 * Filter 'wpseo_aioseo_<identifier>_import_cursor' - Allow filtering the value of the aioseo settings import cursor.
  		 *
  		 * @param int $import_cursor The value of the aioseo posttype default settings import cursor.
  		 */
  		$cursor = \apply_filters( 'wpseo_aioseo_' . $this->get_type() . '_import_cursor', $cursor );
  
  		if ( $cursor === '' ) {
  			return \array_slice( $importable_data, 0, $limit, true );
  		}
  
  		// Let's find the position of the cursor in the alphabetically sorted importable data, so we can return only the unimported data.
  

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• /src/actions/importing/aioseo/abstract-aioseo-settings-importing-action.php line 264

  * Filter ‘wpseo_aioseo__indexation_limit’ – Allow filtering the number of settings imported during each importing pass.
  *
  * @param int $max_posts The maximum number of posts indexed.
  */
  $limit = \apply_filters( ‘wpseo_aioseo_’ . $this->get_type() . ‘_indexation_limit’, 25 );

  if ( ! \is_int( $limit ) || $limit < 1 ) { $limit = 25; } return $limit; [/php]

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