Plugin_Upgrader::active_after() WordPress Method
The Plugin_Upgrader::active_after() method is invoked after a plugin has been successfully activated. This is useful for doing any cleanup or initialization that may be necessary after a plugin has been activated. For example, you could use this method to load the plugin's textdomain or add any default settings to the database.
Plugin_Upgrader::active_after( bool|WP_Error $response, array $plugin ) #
Turns off maintenance mode after upgrading an active plugin.
Description
Hooked to the ‘upgrader_post_install’ filter by Plugin_Upgrader::upgrade().
Parameters
- $response
(bool|WP_Error)(Required)The installation response after the installation has finished.
- $plugin
(array)(Required)Plugin package arguments.
Return
(bool|WP_Error) The original $response
parameter or WP_Error.
Source
File: wp-admin/includes/class-plugin-upgrader.php
public function active_after( $response, $plugin ) { if ( is_wp_error( $response ) ) { return $response; } // Only disable maintenance mode when in cron (background update). if ( ! wp_doing_cron() ) { return $response; } $plugin = isset( $plugin['plugin'] ) ? $plugin['plugin'] : ''; // Only run if plugin is active. if ( ! is_plugin_active( $plugin ) ) { return $response; } // Time to remove maintenance mode. Bulk edit handles this separately. if ( ! $this->bulk ) { $this->maintenance_mode( false ); } return $response; }
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Changelog
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5.4.0 | Introduced. |