NewHeap Azure Logic apps
Supports multiple, easy to configure, events. When an event occurs, a personally configurable notification can be send to your Azure environment. This plugin also allow’s you to setup custom events which you can create in your own theme or plugin. The following events are supported out of the box: *
About this tool.
Supports multiple, easy to configure, events. When an event occurs, a personally configurable notification can be send to your Azure environment. This plugin also allow’s you to setup custom events which you can create in your own theme or plugin.
The following events are supported out of the box: * Add custom events * Filter on post types * Post created * Post updated * Post thrashed * Post deleted * Comment created * Comment status change * User login successful * User login failed * User created * User updated * User deleted * User role changed * Plugin activated * Plugin deactivated * Plugin deleted * Attachment created * Attachment updated * Attachment deleted
Roadmap * WooCommerce support * Wordfence support * Many more
From within WordPress
- 01Visit ‘Plugins > Add New’
- 02Search for ‘Azure Logic apps by NewHeap’
- 03Activate ‘Azure Logic apps by NewHeap’ from your Plugins page.
- 04Go to “after activation” below.
Manually
- 05Upload the newheap-azure-logic-apps folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
- 06Activate the Azure Logic apps by NewHeap plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- 07Go to “after activation” below.
After activation
- 08Azure Logic apps by NewHeap should now be available in the main menu
- 09Navigate to your Azure portal environment and create a new Logic app (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/logic-apps-overview).
- 10Within the Logic app, add the ‘When a HTTP request is received’ (trigger).
- 11Save the logic app, the URL will be generated after saving.
- 12Copy the URL and navigate back to your WordPress environment
- 13Via the main menu, go to ‘Azure Logic apps’
- 14Click the ‘Add new’ button
- 15Paste the generated Azure HTTP request trigger URL in the ‘Webhook url’ field.
- 16Complete the rest of the form and make sure to activate the integration.
- 17Choose all the events you with to support
- 18Save up and ur ready to go and finish that Logic app.