I am using the WooCommerce REST/Webhook API to send data from my main site to a secondary site. On my main site, I have hundreds of authors, each with several registered products. However, when the webhook sends the orders and products to the secondary site, all the orders and products of all the authors are imported together, which is causing unnecessary data overload.
What I need is for the webhook to send only the orders and products of a single specific user, previously defined, so that only the information of that specific author is imported to the secondary site.
I would like to know if there is any way to restrict the orders/products sent by the webhook to only a specific user, either through some internal API filter, by configuration, or through custom code. Is there any solution that can help me implement this filter?
Thank you!
]]>I’m trying to integrate a custom webhook with Forminator on a WordPress site, but I’m encountering an issue where Forminator shows a message that says my hook is not online. However, I’ve tested this webhook with other form providers and through Postman, and it works perfectly.
Here’s the message in Forminator: “Failed to process request, make sure your Webhook URL is correct and your server has internet connection.”
Steps I’ve Taken:
1. I’ve set up a webhook URL that is publicly accessible and works fine with other platforms (like Postman).
2. The webhook responds with a 200 OK status when hit by other sources.
3. I’ve ensured the webhook URL is correctly formatted and the SSL certificate is valid (using HTTPS).
4. Forminator’s webhook feature is enabled on the form.
Issue:
? Despite the webhook working elsewhere, Forminator keeps showing an error message that the webhook is not online.
Questions:
1. What are the specific requirements for custom webhooks to connect successfully in Forminator (e.g. payload format, headers)?
2. Are there any logs I can check within Forminator to see what’s going wrong with the connection?
3. Could this issue be related to SSL, or are there any known firewall restrictions that I should be aware of?
Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated! I’d love to get this integration working correctly with Forminator.
Thank you!
]]>Support is there to help and to provide the right steps to follow, through very well thought out and comprehensive explanations. Also the pro version is absolutely worth it to really achieve whatever we imagined so far.
This plugin also permits us to be as compliant as possible with GDPR, as we can define for the webhook and API exactly which customer data is pushed from our server to other apps and automation tools. In our case ONLY first name and email address. This is not possible with WooCommerces own webhooks.
And the team keeps developing and improving every aspect with open ears and eyes for suggestions, to make things even easier.
]]>1) Please guide to achieve the requirement using Formidable Forms Elite version without custom code.
2) Is there a way within in plugin to process the MuleSoft API response and display in Website?
Thank you.
]]>How can I fetch data from an URL on submission with the webhook so I can transfer the ID to Zapier?
When I submit the CF7 form, I cannot fetch the submission unique ID number.
I’ve tried with a field [hidden edit default:get] but it did not help.
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