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language: PHP
licence: Other
function_exists()
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To detect if a plugin is installed, you can use a simple function_exists() check. The if (function_exists()) checks for tThe plugin, and if it exists, it will use it. If it returns FALSE or "not found", it will ignore the plugin tag and continue loading the page.
<?php
if (function_exists('FUNCTION NAME')) {
FUNCTION_NAME();
}
?>



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