Tag: wordpress
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Unlock Form Data: Formidable and Webhooks by Zapier
Want to send Formidable form data using Zapier? If you’re using WordPress and Formidable forms, then you will likely find this guide helpful. This quick how-to guide walks you through easily sending your form data to other apps and services. Examples: When someone submits a form, add the entry to Google Sheets When someone updates…
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How to Send WordPress Multisite Emails with Mailgun
What is Mailgun and why would you want to use it on your WordPress network? Like Mandrill, AWS Simple Email Service (SES), and Mailjet, Mailgun is a transactional email service that allows you to offload the complex and frustrating task of email routing and delivery. While you can send emails directly from your WordPress server,…
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Display WordPress Posts on Another Site with WP REST API
Overview Have a WordPress site and want to include your posts on an external site? In this tutorial, I will show you how to use the WordPress REST API to display your posts on a static site with just HTML, CSS, and Javascript. There are several scenarios where this might be useful but here are the…
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Integrating Wikipedia Opensearch API with a Form Builder
Recently I wanted to allow autocomplete search of Wikipedia from a form field and, based upon the selection, populate other fields with relevant data from Wikipedia. Thankfully there’s an easy button for this using the Opensearch API. For this tutorial we will be autocompleting author info for a form using Wikipedia parameters based upon the selection…
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Data Insights with the WordPress REST API
WordPress is moving closer to becoming a fully-fledged application framework. It has always been easy to publish with WordPress but accessing your data from external systems was often very difficult. But what is WordPress REST API anyway? Well here’s an excellent explanation but, to simply for our purposes, the WordPress API allows us to read data…