Random WordPress Function

Function Signature:

_jsonp_wp_die_handler

Function Description:

Kills WordPress execution and displays JSONP response with an error message.

Function Examples:

⚠️ Examples below are generated with GPT-3 once every hour. Do not take them too seriously.
Consider them as some extra input in your learning process - reason about them. Will it work? What could fail?

// Example 1: Implementing a custom JSONP error handler in WordPress
add_filter( '_jsonp_wp_die_handler', function( $handler ) {
    return 'my_custom_jsonp_error_handler';
});

function my_custom_jsonp_error_handler( $message, $title, $args ) {
    $error = array(
        'error' => $message
    );
    echo $_GET['callback'] . '(' . json_encode( $error ) . ')';
    die();
}

// Example 2: Handling JSONP requests with specific error messages in WordPress
add_filter( '_jsonp_wp_die_handler', function( $handler ) {
    return 'custom_jsonp_error_handler';
});

function custom_jsonp_error_handler( $message, $title, $args ) {
    $error = array(
        'error' => 'An error occurred: ' . $message
    );
    echo $_GET['callback'] . '(' . json_encode( $error ) . ')';
    die();
}

// Example 3: Modifying the default JSONP error handler in WordPress
add_filter( '_jsonp_wp_die_handler', function( $handler ) {
    return 'modified_jsonp_error_handler';
});

function modified_jsonp_error_handler( $message, $title, $args ) {
    $error = array(
        'custom_error' => $message
    );
    echo $_GET['callback'] . '(' . json_encode( $error ) . ')';
    die();
}