Shortcoder + IFTTT
Connect Shortcoder and IFTTT automatically using the power of automation. Use it to
send data to a IFTTT webhook once a shortcode has been created!
Connect Shortcoder and IFTTT
To learn more about the
"Shortcode created" trigger of the
Shortcoder integration,
or the
IFTTT integration,
simply click on the image below.
When this happens...
Shortcode created
Triggers when a shortcode has been created within Shortcoder.
do this!
Send data to IFTTT webhook
Send data to a IFTTT webhook.
Supported triggers & actions for Shortcoder + IFTTT
How to connect Shortcoder + IFTTT
1
Get Shortcoder
You need access to Shortcoder to use it as a trigger.
2
Setup
IFTTT
Make sure IFTTT is are set up and available.
3
Install WP Webhooks
Make sure that WP Webhooks is installed and activated on your WordPress website.
Get WP Webhooks Automator
4
Create your automation workflow
Create a new automation workflow using Shortcoder +
IFTTT.
About Shortcoder
Shortcoder is a WordPress plugin that allows users to create custom shortcodes. These shortcodes can be used to insert custom content, such as text, images, or HTML, into posts and pages on a WordPress website. This can be useful for adding frequently used content or creating complex layouts that would otherwise be difficult to manage using the WordPress editor.
Learn more about the Shortcoder integration
About IFTTT
IFTTT (short for "If This Then That") is a web-based service that allows users to create simple "recipes" that specify a trigger (this) and an action (that) to be taken when the trigger occurs. These recipes, also known as "applets," can be used to automate tasks and connect various web services, devices, and apps. For example, a user could create an applet that automatically turns off their smart lights when they leave their home or sends them a notification if it starts raining in their location. IFTTT is a versatile tool that can be used to streamline workflows and automate tasks in many different ways.
Learn more about the IFTTT integration