Adam R Brown
Department of Political Science, Brigham Young University
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- Courses: Winter 2013
- PlSc 297: Utah legislative internship preparation
- PlSc 399r: Utah legislature internship
- Courses: Fall 2012
- PlSc 110: Introduction to American politics
- Internship information
- Utah State Legislature internship (all majors)
- Washington Seminar internship (all majors)
- Other
- Letter of recommendation instructions
- Presidents song: Memorize U.S. Presidents in order
- Utah governors song
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WordPress hook directory
user_dashboard_url
WordPress version history for user_dashboard_url
This database has information for all major versions from WP 1.2.1 through 3.5.
| Version | File | Line | Type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.1 | wp-includes/link-template.php | 2314 | View hook in source | filter |
| 3.2 | wp-includes/link-template.php | 2322 | View hook in source | filter |
| 3.3 | wp-includes/link-template.php | 2222 | View hook in source | filter |
| 3.4 | wp-includes/link-template.php | 2265 | View hook in source | filter |
| 3.5 | wp-includes/link-template.php | 2281 | View hook in source | filter |
Related Hooks
We find related hooks using word stems. user_dashboard_url has 3 significant word stem(s): user, dashboard, url. Note that some of the hooks below may not appear in all versions of WP.
Hi. My name is Adam Brown. How to contact me. I work at BYU, where I teach political science courses and do research. I got my PhD at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). All content and code ©2005-2013 Adam R Brown unless noted. Do not republish any material from this site anywhere else without permission. Featuring glorious hand-coded PHP and valid XHTML/CSS. This page last updated February 21st, 2013.. Want more scripture power?
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