Daniel Milner

Thank you for the clarification and the link to that function. We are already ignoring Spam comments so this sounds like something that we should also implement. I’ve created a ticket for this on our GitHub repository.

https://github.com/firetreedesign/hey-notify/issues/58

Hello @zedpelin,

Could you provide a little more information about “the disallowed keys list”? Is that coming from another plugin?

I am glad to hear that you got it sorted out.

@akiraleir We just released an update that should fix this issue. Look for the update in your WordPress Dashboard.

Does that same Webhook URL work for other types of notifications?

Are the URLs for your website all HTTPS links? For example, https://mywebsite.com/

It looks like Discord requires image URLs to be SSL encrypted.

I’m looking in to this…

It looks like WordPress does not have a way to limit a post status to a specific post type. If a new post status is registered to be used with a custom post type, it will also be available to regular post and page post types.

For example, when you ask WordPress for the statuses available for a post, it returns the following:

• publish
• future
• draft
• pending
• private
• trash
• auto-draft
• inherit
• request-pending
• request-confirmed
• request-failed
• request-completed

The last four statuses are for the Personal Data Requests (user_request), not posts.

I would very much like to implement support for custom statuses without displaying these status for post types that they are not related to. I need to think through what the downside would be for showing these statuses for all post types.

Hello Akira,

I have been unable to duplicate the issue you described. How are you changing the status of your posts?

I’ll take a look at this and get back to you as soon as possible.

This took a little bit longer to release because we also added Microsoft Teams support, but we just pushed out a new version. It should be available in your WordPress dashboard.

@zeko5851 I am actually working on it right now. I think that I found a fix, but I need to do some testing on it.

@zeko5851 If you wouldn’t mind sending the template file to [email protected], I can take a look at it.

What I am trying to figure out is how the Tournaments, Macthes, and Teams are being created. It’s possible that they are bypassing the WordPress method for creating posts/pages (possibly by using direct database calls) and are therefore not triggering any events.

Thank you for that information. What plugin is being used to created that content on the frontend?