I also noticed that if I try kirby()->trigger() to test multiple hooks, it only run the first one. The rest is skipped. Therefor I can’t run an update hook and then a delete hook directly after. Maybe it’s to prevent unlimited loops.
I also noticed that if I try kirby()->trigger() to test multiple hooks, it only run the first one. The rest is skipped. Therefor I can’t run an update hook and then a delete hook directly after. Maybe it’s to prevent unlimited loops.