`benecaster_badge_definition_updated`

Action Premium

Fires after an existing badge definition is saved with new values. The change is already stored by the time your listener runs.

You receive both the updated badge and $previous, the badge exactly as it stood beforehand. Compare the two to react only to changes you care about — a label rename, an icon swap, a color change, the Keep after cancellation switch — without having to keep your own copy of the previous state between saves. Use for mirroring badge changes into an external system, refreshing a cache, or regenerating badge artwork when the icon changes.

Benecaster listens to this action itself: when the Keep after cancellation switch changes, it re-checks every member holding the badge.

Parameters

Name	Type	Default	Description
`$id`	`int`	—	Badge definition ID
`$badge`	`array`	—	The updated badge row, including `keep_after_cancellation` (bool)
`$previous`	`array`	—	The row as it stood immediately before the update, including `keep_after_cancellation` (bool)

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Name	Set by	What it does	Kept for
`wordpress_logged_in_*`	Benecaster	Keeps you signed in to your Benecaster account.	Until you sign out, or two weeks with "Remember Me".
`wordpress_sec_*`	Benecaster	Secures your signed-in session over HTTPS.	Until you sign out, or two weeks with "Remember Me".
`wp-settings-*`	Benecaster	Remembers your admin screen preferences.	One year.
`benecaster_ls_purchase_sign_in`	Benecaster	Signs you in to your new account on the page you bought from, once your purchase has gone through.	Thirty minutes, or until you are signed in.
`benecaster_ls_cookie_consent`	Benecaster	Remembers the choice you make on this banner, so we do not ask again.	One year.

Name	Set by	What it does	Kept for
`__stripe_mid`	Stripe	Lets Stripe recognise the device across payment attempts to detect card fraud.	One year.
`__stripe_sid`	Stripe	The same fraud check, for the current visit only.	Thirty minutes.