Minesh
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You are welcome to close the ticket 🙂 Glad to help.
I can not see your recent replies, or mine on this ticket. :(. {Now they show up LoL)
I understand the priority change was implemented, but the question is WHY? What other code was interfering to cause a priority of 10 to not even be called? It isn't as though the data it put in place was overridden, it was not being called at all. Knowing the root cause will possibly prevent more problems in the future. Can you explain?
Minesh
Supporter
Sprachen:
Englisch (English )
Zeitzone:
Asia/Kolkata (GMT+05:30)
I understand the priority change was implemented, but the question is WHY? What other code was interfering to cause a priority of 10 to not even be called? It isn't as though the data it put in place was overridden, it was not being called at all. Knowing the root cause will possibly prevent more problems in the future. Can you explain?
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The priority needs to use here is 8 because we need to configure the headers before we send the email that is why the hook "cred_mail_header" should be called before the email sent that is why we need to use the lower priority.
I think you are right - we need to change the priority with our Documentation as well and I'll inform our Doc team regarding the same. Thank you for pointing out that.
Minesh
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Englisch (English )
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Thanks for being complete, and for all your help.
I guess I still don't fully understand the WordPress priority for hooks/filters, I thought they just defined the priority of items called for a certain filter, so for the 'cred_mail_header' filter, things lower than 10 would get called after us, and by making 8 we would get called before them, but I didn't think that it would prevent you from being called at all.
I will have more to read and learn, as always. 🙂
My issue is resolved now. Thank you!
