Connect Elementor to Advanced Custom Fields
Actions and triggers
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Requirements
For those integrations to work properly, it is required to have the following plugins/services in place:
Documentation
To get the most out of WP Webhooks, we prepared a list of useful links to help you getting started in the easiest way possible.
Possible use cases
Elementor Pro, add, update, or delete ACF comment meta via Advanced Custom Fields. Elementor Pro, update an options page via Advanced Custom Fields. Elementor Pro, add, update, or delete ACF term meta via Advanced Custom Fields. Elementor Pro, add, update, or delete ACF user meta via Advanced Custom Fields. Elementor Pro, add, update, or delete ACF post meta via Advanced Custom Fields.Connection summary
Elementor
Elementor is a WordPress plugin that allows users to create custom, professional-looking websites using a drag-and-drop page builder. It includes a wide range of design elements, templates, and widgets that can be easily added to pages and posts, making it easy for users to create visually appealing websites without needing to know how to code. Elementor is a popular choice for users who want to create custom, responsive websites without relying on a developer.
Advanced Custom Fields
Advanced Custom Fields is a WordPress plugin that allows users to add custom fields to their WordPress websites. These custom fields can be used to store additional information about a post, page, or custom post type, which can then be displayed on the website's front-end using shortcodes or template tags.
ACF comment field updated
This webhook fires as soon as a comment field was updated within Advanced Custom Fields.
Customizations
Down below you will find a list of possible customizations you have available within our plugin. You can use them to fire the trigger only on certain criterias.
Add only the comment IDs you want to fire the trigger on. You can also choose multiple ones by comma-separating them. If none are added, all are triggered.
Add only the meta keys you want to fire the trigger on. You can also choose multiple ones by comma-separating them. If none are added, all are triggered.