pmpro_after_change_membership_level

Use this hook to execute custom code after a user’s membership level is changed or cancelled. This hook passes the new level ID, the user ID of the WordPress user, and the level ID being cancelled (if specified).

do_action( 'pmpro_after_change_membership_level', int $level_id, int $user_id, int $cancel_level );

Note: In cases where there may be multiple level changes during the same page load (e.g. when expiring many members at once or when using the Multiple Memberships per User add on) you may want to use the pmpro_after_all_membership_level_changes action hook, which only fires once per page load.

Parameters

$level_id

int; the level ID being changed to

$user_id

int; the user ID whose level is changing

$cancel_level

int; the level ID of the level being cancelled if specified

Source

File: https://github.com/strangerstudios/paid-memberships-pro/blob/master/includes/functions.php

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About Actions and Filters in PMPro

Hooks allow you to extend Paid Memberships Pro without editing any core plugin files. You can use a hook to program custom code that interacts with or modifies code in our plugin, Add Ons, your theme, and even WordPress itself.

There are two kinds of hooks: actions and filters.

• Action hooks allow you to run new custom code at pre-defined locations.
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