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Some hooks require that the developer append a screen id to the hook name. The reasoning for this is that you often need to target specific admin screens with your hooks, and this allows you that necessary level of control.
Most admin screens have common-sense ids, but this documentation should prove useful to developers new to WordPress.
As of version 3.5.1
| Screen Title | Admin URL | id |
|---|---|---|
| Users | users.php | users |
| Network Users | users.php | users-network |
| Posts | edit.php?post_type=post | edit-post |
| Pages | edit.php?post_type=page | edit-page |
| Custom Post Type | post.php?post=#&action=edit | edit-{post_type} |
| Comments | edit-comments.php | edit-comments |
| Links | link-manager.php | link-manager |
| Media Library | upload.php | upload |
| Plugins | plugins.php | plugins |
| Network Plugins | plugins.php | plugins-network |
| Network Sites | sites.php | sites-network |
| Network Themes | themes.php | themes-network |
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