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Reading and writing settings in Wordpress - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What function is used to read a setting value in WordPress?
The get_option() function is used to read a setting value stored in the WordPress database.
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beginner
How do you save or update a setting in WordPress?
Use the update_option() function to save or update a setting value in the WordPress database.
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beginner
What happens if you use get_option() for a setting that does not exist?
It returns false or a default value if you provide one as the second argument.
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intermediate
Why should you sanitize data before saving settings in WordPress?
Sanitizing data helps protect your site from security risks by cleaning input before saving it to the database.
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intermediate
Which WordPress hook is commonly used to register settings for a plugin or theme?
The admin_init hook is commonly used to register settings using register_setting().
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Which function reads a saved setting in WordPress?
Aupdate_setting()
Bset_option()
Csave_setting()
Dget_option()
What does update_option() do?
ASaves or updates a setting
BReads a setting
CRegisters a setting
DDeletes a setting
If a setting does not exist, what does get_option() return by default?
Afalse
BAn empty string
Cnull
DThrows an error
Which hook is used to register settings in WordPress?
Awp_head
Binit
Cadmin_init
Dsave_post
Why sanitize data before saving settings?
ATo improve performance
BTo protect against security risks
CTo make data prettier
DTo speed up loading
Explain how to read and write settings in WordPress and why sanitization is important.
Think about how WordPress stores settings and how to keep data safe.
You got /3 concepts.
    Describe the role of the admin_init hook in managing WordPress settings.
    Consider when and where settings are registered in the WordPress admin.
    You got /3 concepts.