Filter the results of the discount code check. This can be used to add additional programmatic requirements to a discount code being used. Return true if discount code is okay to use. Return false or a string containing the error text if the discount code is not okay to use.
apply_filters( 'pmpro_check_discount_code', bool $okay, object $dbcode, int $level_id, string $code );
Parameters
- $okay
- bool; True if discount code check is okay. False is there was an error.
- $dbcode
- Object; containing code data from database row.
- $level_id
- int; Level the user is checking out for.
- $code
- string; Discount code string.
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.
- Filter hooks allow you to change or extend existing code by modifying the data and returning it back to the software.
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