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This database has information for all major versions from WP 1.2.1 through 4.4.
| Version | File | Line | Type | |
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| 4.0 | wp-admin/admin-post.php | 59 | View hook in source | action |
| 4.1 | wp-admin/admin-post.php | 59 | View hook in source | action |
| 4.2 | wp-admin/admin-post.php | 59 | View hook in source | action |
| 4.3 | wp-admin/admin-post.php | 59 | View hook in source | action |
| 4.4 | wp-admin/admin-post.php | 59 | View hook in source | action |
We find related hooks using word stems. admin_post has 2 significant word stem(s): admin, post. Note that some of the hooks below may not appear in all versions of WP.
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