benecaster_support_mode_enabled

Fires from Benecaster\Admin\SupportMode::enable() after Support Mode is toggled on and the 7-day auto-disable cron event has been scheduled.

When It Fires

After the benecaster_support_mode_enabled wp_option is written to true and the benecaster_support_mode_auto_disable_at timestamp is set. Fires on every enable — including re-enabling after a previous manual or automatic disable.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
$auto_disable_at	int	Unix timestamp when the 7-day auto-disable cron is scheduled to fire

Notes

This is a Free hook. It fires regardless of license status.

Use this hook to mirror Benecaster’s logging lifecycle in your add-on. If your add-on has its own debug logger or diagnostic recorder, enabling it here ensures that when a customer sends a diagnostic log snapshot, your add-on’s output is included.

To read the current Support Mode state in code that isn’t in a hook callback, use Benecaster\Admin\SupportMode::is_active() rather than reading benecaster_support_mode_enabled directly.

Example Usage

Enable verbose logging in your add-on when Support Mode turns on, and schedule a cleanup cron to mirror core’s auto-disable:

add_action(
    'benecaster_support_mode_enabled',
    function ( int $auto_disable_at ): void {
        update_option( 'my_addon_verbose_logging', true, false );

        // Mirror core's 7-day cutoff so the add-on never logs past
        // the same window, even if core's cron is rescheduled.
        wp_clear_scheduled_hook( 'my_addon_support_mode_cleanup' );
        wp_schedule_single_event( $auto_disable_at, 'my_addon_support_mode_cleanup' );
    }
);

Related Hooks

• benecaster_support_mode_disabled — fires when Support Mode turns off (manual or auto)
• SupportMode — read is_active() and get_auto_disable_at() without coupling to option names