• Sr Interactive Developer

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    WP Version: 3.0.1
    Context: Custom Plugin

    I have tried several searches to find more info on this subject and cannot find any enlightening information on this topic. So any information to help educate me on this topic would be appreciated!

    I am looking at code written in several plugins and have come across these add_action –> action hooks, and have no idea what exactly they do.

      admin_print_styles-post.php
      admin_print_scripts-post-new.php
      admin_print_scripts-page.php
      admin_print_scripts-page-new.php

    Questions:
    1. How do these differ from the non-extension hook names ie; ( no ‘.php’ extension )?

    2. My assumption is you are listening to when a script is executed during a specific event cycle within the admin panel. So, my guess is once that script executes the hook you assign it would fire. Am I close at all?

    Example usage:

    add_action( "admin_print_scripts-post.php", array($this, 'enqueue_script') );
    
    function enqueue_script() {
                wp_enqueue_script( 'tinymce4dt', WP_PLUGIN_URL . '/' . FB_DT_BASEDIR . '/js/script.js', array('jquery') );
            }

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