do_action( 'activated_plugin', string $plugin, bool $network_wide )

Fires after a plugin has been activated.

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Description

If a plugin is silently activated (such as during an update), this hook does not fire.

Parameters

$plugin string: Path to the plugin file relative to the plugins directory.
$network_wide bool: Whether to enable the plugin for all sites in the network or just the current site. Multisite only. Default false.

Source

File: wp-admin/includes/plugin.php. View all references

do_action( 'activated_plugin', $plugin, $network_wide );

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Used By	Description
activate_plugin() wp-admin/includes/plugin.php	Attempts activation of plugin in a “sandbox” and redirects on success.

Changelog

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Version	Description
2.9.0	Introduced.

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Contributed by Collins Mbaka — 2 years ago
```
function wpdocs_detect_plugin_activation( $plugin, $network_activation ) {
    // do stuff
}
add_action( 'activated_plugin', 'wpdocs_detect_plugin_activation', 10, 2 );
```
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Contributed by Brian Mutende — 6 years ago

If you would like to run some code after your plugin is activated; then user the register_activation_hook() function instead.

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