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Bricks Form 2 Webhook self-updates

Sends Bricks Builder form submissions to any webhook URL using WordPress Custom Form Action.

by Pavel Tajduš · github.com/paveltajdus/bricks-form-2-webhook · website

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Install

No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:

wp plugin install https://github.com/paveltajdus/bricks-form-2-webhook/archive/refs/heads/main.zip

Ships its own WordPress updater (built-in updater), so new versions show up under Dashboard → Updates.

Readme github.com/paveltajdus/bricks-form-2-webhook ↗

WordPress plugin that sends Bricks Builder form submissions to any webhook URL using the WordPress "Custom" Form Action in Bricks.

✨ Features

  • Sends Bricks Builder form data to any webhook URL (e.g., Make.com, Zapier).
  • Supports multiple forms, each with its own webhook URL and custom success/error messages.
  • Simple admin interface under Settings > Bricks Form 2 Webhook to manage your webhooks.
  • Debug mode to help troubleshoot form submissions.
  • Automatic updates from GitHub.

🔧 Installation

  1. Download the latest bricks-form-2-webhook.zip from the GitHub Releases page.
  2. In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.
  3. Upload the downloaded ZIP file and activate the plugin.
  4. Configure your webhooks under Settings > Bricks Form 2 Webhook.

⚙️ Configuration

  1. Get Form ID from Bricks:
    • In the Bricks editor, select your form element.
    • Find the CSS ID (e.g., bricks-element-fszxsr).
    • Copy the unique part of the ID (e.g., fszxsr). This is your Form ID.
  2. Add Webhook in Plugin Settings:
    • Go to Settings > Bricks Form 2 Webhook in your WordPress admin.
    • Enter the Form ID you copied.
    • Enter your Webhook URL.
    • Optionally, customize the Success Message and Error Message.
    • Click "Add Webhook".
  3. Configure Bricks Form Action:
    • In your Bricks form settings, go to Actions.
    • Add a new action and select Custom as the action type.
    • Save your Bricks form.

That's it! Your form submissions will now be sent to the configured webhook.

🆘 Troubleshooting

  • Data not sending?
    • Double-check that the Form ID in the plugin settings exactly matches the ID from your Bricks form (without the bricks-element- prefix).
    • Ensure the form action in Bricks is set to "Custom".
    • Enable Debug Mode in the plugin settings and check the log for errors after a test submission. The log can be found in the plugin's settings page or downloaded.
    • Verify your webhook URL is correct and publicly accessible.

📄 License

This plugin is licensed under GPL v2 or later.

🔄 Changelog

See the Releases page on GitHub for detailed changelogs.

Inspired by the excellent work of stingray82's webhooks-for-bricks-forms plugin.