Ironikus
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Hey @shristhisharma – thank you a lot for your message.
This plugin is an extension for our main plugin called WP Webhooks – It’s free as well and you can download it here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-webhooks/The main reason this is a separate plugin is to keep the original plugin size small and performant 🙂
If you install the other plugin, you will find the menu item you are searching for.To activate the webhook for this extension, you can then head to:
Settings -> WP Webhooks -> Settings -> There you will find the webhook, which you can activate and save.
After, you can head to your “Send Data” tab and include your webhook URL’s you want to send the contact form submits to.Hope this helps! If you have further questions, please let me know.
Of course, @payandplay – Here are some links that should help you activating the log:
https://www.wpsecurityauditlog.com/wordpress-admin/enabling-wordpress-debug/
https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/tips-tricks/using-the-wordpress-debug-log
https://wp-staging.com/docs/enable-wordpress-debug-log-mode/After you have activated the log, simply activate the newest version of our plugin that causes issues. As soon as you see the issue visible on your site, you can deactivate it again and check the log. After that, you should find some more information in the debug.log file, which is located within wp-content/debug.log
Hope this helps!
Hi @payandplay – Simply upgrading is the way to go but if this causes issues at your end, it might have to do with a third-party plugin or the theme you use.
To find the actual issue, I need some more information on it to help you solve the problem.
If you can’t provide log data or some other kind of error message, I suggest you deactivate all the plugins and reactive them one by one to find when your website breaks.If this is not possible because you only have a live-system, I suggest you reach out through our website so that we can give you some more dedicated support.
Thank you already a lot.Hey @payandplay – thank you for your message!
We reworked the plugin completely with version 2.0.0.To help you accordingly: Can you please share some more details on what issue you encounter?
Any kind of info like screenshots or log data helps.
In case you don’t want to post the data publicly, feel free to reach out through our website: https://ironikus.comThanks already a lot. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Hey @themightygavel – thanks for your fast reply as well! 🙂
Our plugin works with every email, it doesn’t matter which plugin is used. We have certain encodings for certain parts of your code to provide you always the best protection available.
You can also check the functionality of our plugin on our website: https://ironikus.com/email-checker/
I’m going to close this thread then. If you have further questions, feel free to reach out at any time!
Hey @themightygavel – thank you a lot for your message and sorry to hear you face issues.
As I can see , you still use the old notation of the encoding shortcode. We changed the structure with version 2.0.0 to make it more flexible.You can find a list of all available shortcodes here: https://ironikus.com/docs/knowledge-base/available-shortcodes/
I recommend you to change the shortcode to the eeb_protect_emails
shortcode.Hope this helps.
If you have further questions, please let me know.Hey @enduser670 – thanks for your thread – I just replied your other comments as well.
We don’t have a specific integration with Multi-Vendor carts at this point.
Since you mentioned about your two options, I assume you talk about triggers that fire after a WordPress user is created through your multi vendor carts, correctly?
If so, we will send over the full user object, as well as the user meta.
And yes, with our latest versions, we launched a feature that is able to catch all meta modifications with plugins within the current webhook instance. This way, we will send the webhook shortly before PHP shuts down to make sure every meta update gets send over as well.
Hope this helps.
If you have further questions, please let me know.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Webhooks] Change Woocommerce order statusHey @enduser670 – thank you for your message.
Can you tell me about which webhook trigger/action you are talking?
Our plugin basically only integrates actions such as creating a Woocommerce Order, Customer, Subcription, … on your website.For webhook triggers, Woocommerce offers their own functionality which you can check out here: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/webhooks/
In case you talk about parsing the Woocommerce object within the response of a webhook action call. you can modify the response easily using the native Woocommerce REST API: https://woocommerce.github.io/woocommerce-rest-api-docs/wp-api-v2.html
Hope this helps.
If you have further questions, feel free to reach out at any time.Hey @iancs – thanks for your feedback.
Feel free to let us know more details if you like our plugin – we’d love to make it better! 🙂HEy @iancs – thank you a lot for your message! 🙂
Can you please share some more details about the issue? I’d be happy to help here.
The most interesting thing is to check if there are any javascript conflicts within your console.
If you want to share more details, feel free to reach out to us directly through our website at http://ironikus.com/ for further help.
Would love to hear from you!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Webhooks] Create a user from one WP site to anotherHi @briteweb – thank you a lot for your message!
Since this topic is pretty complex, I try to make it short:A full synchronization of users is not possible with this plugin (by default). The reason for that is that (by default), you can’t sync the password since it depends on the salts of the current website.
If you have the raw password, you might be able to synchronize them using our plugin. The other alternative would be to use global hashing methods for password encryption. Therefore is a plugin available here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/password-hash/In case that might still be too complex or time-intensive, I suggest you use a plugin that exactly focusses on that use-case like: https://wordpress.org/plugins/share-logins/
Hope this helps.
If you have further questions, please let me know.sure, just let me know if you have further questions @tableauxadmin
Hey @tableauxadmin – thank you a lot for your message!
Can you tell me if you use a shortcode for encoding this content?
Within the settings of our plugin at Settings -> Email Encoder – you can choose the option to protect your emails without javascript. In that case, we use certain CSS protections, as well as HTML entity encoding, so your emails will still be protected.
Hope this helps.
In case that does not solve the issue feel free to let me know and we will find another solution.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [WP Webhooks - Manage Taxonomy Terms] Very quick support reactionHey @vanetreg – thank you a lot for your review, we are happy to hear you enjoy our plugins. 🙂
Hey @vanetreg – thanks for the clarification, that helped!
Regarding the user and post meta: We already send that data along with certain triggers like “Send Data On Post Creation” or “Send Data on Pst Update”.
I just mentioned to add the term meta as well for our next update.
If you need anything else in the meantime, feel free to reach out. 🙂