OpenHook · Version history
OpenHook changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 4.3.1
- Sep 29, 2023 (3 years ago)
- Releases
- 21
- since 2009
- In the last year
- 0
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.3.14
Releases each year
- 20095 releases
- 201211 releases
- 20153 releases
- 20201 release
- 20231 release
20231 release
OpenHook 4.3.1Latest
- [added] Show notice if DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT = true
- [changed] Removed call to deprecated screen icon function
- [changed] Removed Dreamhost affiliate link, Facebook buttons, and Twitter link
- [changed] Updated some verbiage and sidebar links
- [changed] Tested up to WordPress 6.3.1
- [changed] Tested up to ClassicPress 1.7.0
- [changed] Removed closing slashes from self-closing HTML tags
- [fix] Server Info page works again
- [security] Prevent access to using [php] shortcode in ajax
20201 release
OpenHook 4.3.0
- [added] Support for Astra, the world’s most popular non-default WordPress theme
- [added] Introduced new Snap shortcode for including easy website screenshots within posts
- [changed] Minor cleanup of obsolete links and other items throughout
- [changed] Slight refinement of admin panel layout
- [changed] Some localization strings have changed
20153 releases
OpenHook 4.2.1
- [fixed] load_plugin_textdomain() changed to properly reference the /languages directory (thanks pm1932)
- [changed] Localization namespace is now thesis-openhook to conform to WordPress’ guideline that this namespace match OpenHook’s slug in the plugins repository (see https://make.wordpress.org/plugins/2015/09/01/plugin-translations-on-wordpress-org/)
- [changed] Author links updated to reflect current domain and Twitter account
OpenHook 4.2.0
- [added] Ability to define custom hooks and to then add actions to them, effectively opening OpenHook support to all hooks across all WordPress themes!
- [added] New themes: K2
- [added] Ability to specify priorities on actions
- [added] Access to the WordPress hook comment_form
- [added] Include FB like button in admin panel sidebar
- [fixed] Contact form link now works
- [fixed] Asterisks denoting that a hook has customizations added to it are now more accurate
- [fixed] OpenHook version and the Flat & THA hook options are now properly deleted when deleting OpenHook options
- [fixed] OpenHook::upgrade()‘s “is an upgraded needed?” checks now actually work, preventing upgrade code from processing on every page load
- [fixed] More WP_DEBUG notices taken care of
- [changed] OpenHook admin panels are more responsive on smaller screens
- [changed] Only one theme’s actions may be enabled at one time, saving processor power & preventing hook name conflicts
- [changed] Explicitly adhere to semantic versioning going forward
- [changed] OpenHook CSS is now minified
- [changed] File structure organized
- [changed] Simplified admin panel tabs to only highlight active action groups
OpenHook 4.1
201211 releases
OpenHook 4.0.1
- [fixed] Fixed broken class calls in options management functions
OpenHook 4.0
OpenHook 3.4
OpenHook 3.3.2
OpenHook 3.3
OpenHook 3.3.1
- [fixed] thesis_hook_after_post_box restored. Hat tip: Doug Foster
OpenHook 3.2.1
- [fixed] Bumped to make the repository update
OpenHook 3.2
OpenHook 3.1
OpenHook 3
OpenHook 2.3.2
- [fixed] Remember the typos fixed in 2.3.1? There were others I should have caught then. I’m a terrible proofreader, but thanks, Dean (http://www.doublejoggingstrollershq.com/), for catching them!
20095 releases
OpenHook 2.1
OpenHook 2.0.2
OpenHook 2.0.1
OpenHook 2.0
OpenHook 1.1
Questions about OpenHook’s releases
What is the latest version of OpenHook?
4.3.1, released on Sep 29, 2023 (3 years ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.3.14.
How often is OpenHook updated?
It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 3 years ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from February 2009.
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Start freeRelease dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in OpenHook’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.