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  • action

    jetpack_module_configuration_head_{$_GET['configure']}

    Fires in the of a particular Jetpack configuation page.The dynamic portion of the hook name, $_GET[‘configure’], refers to the slug of module, such as ‘stats’, ‘sso’, etc. A complete hook for the latter would be ‘jetpack_module_configuation_head_sso’.

  • action

    jetpack_log_entry

    Fires when Jetpack logs an internal event.

  • action

    jetpack_deactivate_module_{$module}

    Fires when a module is deactivated. The dynamic part of the filter, $module, is the module slug.

  • action

    jetpack_pre_deactivate_module

    Fires when a module is deactivated.

  • action

    jetpack_activate_module_{$module}

    Fires when a module is activated. The dynamic part of the filter, $module, is the module slug.

  • action

    jetpack_pre_activate_module

    Fires before a module is activated.

  • action

    jetpack_activate_default_modules

    Fires when default modules are activated.

  • action

    jetpack_activate_module

    Fires when a specific module is activated.

  • action

    jetpack_before_activate_default_modules

    Fires before default modules are activated.

  • filter

    jetpack_get_module

    Filter the returned data about a module.This filter allows overriding any info about Jetpack modules. It is dangerous, so please be careful.

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