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Hooks in PHP

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Hooks in PHP

Postby jay » Wed Mar 24, 2010 2:11 am

You can create a “hook” in PHP for plugins or additional processing, when you dont want something to act normally. This will allow you to write one script and then not have to go back and make the script ridiculously long, and full of if statements for different conditions. You can change the behavior based on conditions, or you can change it for some other reason.

Click to read great article on implementing hook functions in PHP with link to .
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Re: Hooks in PHP

Postby beniston » Thu Aug 23, 2012 3:48 am

Nice feature explained in a simple way. Thanks Jay. :)
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