The isHookName function is a PHP function used for validating hook names. This function returns true if the hook name matches the format used by WordPress.
This example checks if the hook name 'init' is valid or not using the isHookName function. If the hook name is valid, it will display the message 'Valid hook name'; if not, it will display the message 'Invalid hook name'.
This example checks if the hook name passed through the $_POST method is valid or not using the isHookName function. If it is valid, the code will perform the corresponding operation. If not, it will display the message 'Invalid hook name'.
This function is commonly used in WordPress development. It is part of the WordPress Core, which can be found in the WordPress core libraries.
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