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WordPress integration

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"WordPress" workflow examples

When a taxonomy term was updated The WordPress Logo for our integration, flush the cache for one or multiple URLs via The W3 Total Cache Logo for our WP Webhooks integration W3 Total Cache.
When a specific do_action hook was fired The WordPress Logo for our integration, create a completion via The OpenAI Logo for our WP Webhooks integration OpenAI.
When the full cache was cleared The Cache Enabler Logo for our WP Webhooks integration, create an attachment from a base64 string via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a form was submitted The Gravityforms Logo for our integration, send a webhook request via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, and lastly fire a do_action hook via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a profile photo was changed The Ultimate Member Logo for our WP Webhooks integration, send data to the Make (Integromat) webhook app via The Make (Integromat) Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Make (Integromat), and lastly fire a do_action hook via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a taxonomy term was updated The WordPress Logo for our integration, create a coupon via The Woocommerce Logo for our integration WooCommerce.

About WordPress

WordPress is a free, open-source platform to create websites and blogs. It is used on more than 64 million sites and continuously grows. WP Webhooks is made for WordPress and offers amazing features right out of the box to save you time and resources. It will extend the CMS by WordPress webhooks.
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