I was told I could request a code snippet here for the following situation:
I need to call a webhook once the booking gets confirmed. I would need to send:
Thank you in advance for your service!
Please try this PHP snippet but please note that it can require further customization
add_action(
'hivepress/v1/models/booking/update_status',
function( $booking_id, $value ) {
if('publish' === $value){
$booking = \HivePress\Models\Booking::query()->get_by_id($booking_id);
if(!$booking){
return;
}
$listing = $booking->get_listing();
$vendor = null;
if($listing){
$vendor = $listing->get_vendor__id();
}
$order = hivepress()->helper->get_first_array_value(
wc_get_orders(
[
'limit' => 1,
'meta_key' => 'hp_booking',
'meta_value' => $booking_id,
]
)
);
$order_id = null;
if($order){
$order_id = $order->get_id();
}
$data = [
'booking_date_created' => $booking->get_created_date(),
'booking_duration' => round(($booking->get_end_time() - $booking->get_start_time()) / (60 * 60 * 24)),
'booking_client' => $booking->get_user__id(),
'booking_consultant' => $vendor,
'booking_order' => $order,
];
wp_remote_post(
'example.com',
['body' => $data],
);
}
},
1000,
2
);
Hi Yevhen,
Thank you for your reply. I have tested it, but it seems that the $data is not send in the body.
[
{
"headers": {
"host": "[redacted]",
"user-agent": "WordPress/6.0.2; https://[redacted]",
"content-length": "0",
"accept": "*/*",
"accept-encoding": "deflate, gzip, br",
"content-type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded",
"referer": "[redacted]",
"x-forwarded-for": "[redacted]",
"x-forwarded-host": "[redacted]",
"x-forwarded-port": "443",
"x-forwarded-proto": "https",
"x-forwarded-server": "[redacted]",
"x-real-ip": "[redacted]"
},
"params": {
},
"query": {
},
"body": {
}
}
]
I inserted the snippet with a plugin (WPCode) and the first test, as I mentioned, succesfully called the webhook but with no data.
I tried changing the format of the array and tried several things. But everytime the webhook did not receive the call anymore. Last one tried was with the following adjustment:
wp_remote_post(
'[webhook-url]',
array(
'body' => 'test'
)
);
Then I checked the server error log and saw this:
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class "HivePressModelsBooking" not found in /usr/local/lsws/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/insert-headers-and-footers/includes/class-wpcode-snippet-execute.php(260) : eval()'d code:5
I changed the snippet above, please check it again and make sure that it’s copied exactly.
Calling webhook was successful and this is the content of body:
{
"booking_date_created": "2022-09-23 13:24:29",
"booking_duration": "0",
"booking_client": "3",
"booking_consultant": "105"
}
A few notes:
Yes, you can get user ID this way:
$listing->get_user__id();
Passing specific details depends on your requirements, if you’re familiar with PHP basics please try getting the booking details this way:
$booking->get_start_time();
$booking->get_end_time();
The code that gets a linked order seems to be correct, please try checking this via error_log or var_dump. HivePress sets the booking ID in the hp_booking order meta.
With the following adjustment:
$data = [
'booking_start_time' => $booking->get_start_time(),
'booking_end_time' => $booking->get_end_time(),
'booking_client' => $booking->get_user__id(),
'booking_consultant' => $listing->get_user__id(),
'booking_order' => $order,
];
This is the result I got:
{
"booking_start_time": "1664188200",
"booking_end_time": "1664190000",
"booking_client": "3",
"booking_consultant": "1"
}
$order_id instead of $order. Here is detailed information on how to use var_dump PHP: var_dump - Manual
date('Y-m-d', $booking->get_start_time());
$booking->get_created_date()
I hope this guide will be helpful for you but please note that it can require advanced customization which can require hiring someone for custom work https://fwd.cx/hLhc73mQCD9R
Thank you @yevhen, that did the trick and it is working well in testing. I was wondering if the hook also is activated when the booking gets cancelled? Or does that require a special snippet?
Yes, the code snippet should work also if a booking is canceled but it is recommended to do additional testing on your website
I tested it and the webhook did not receive data when cancelling the booking. I didn’t find anything peculiar in the logs, so what could be the cause and solution?
Also, what variable can I use to send the status of the booking among the data that is send to the webhook? So when the webhook receives data, it can be determined whether it is a confirmed booking or a cancelled one.
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Please try to use $booking->get_status() to get booking status
Thank you @yevhen. I’m a bit confused by your reply and I’ll try to explain why:
It feels as if I’m missing some context as to why this falls out of the support scope.
Sorry for the confusion, I guess @yevhen made the initial snippet too specific so it appeared like we provide customizations as part of the support scope, when referring to the forum I meant a sample snippet to show how to hook custom functions with a sample webhook request using wp_remote_post to the booking status change event.
Unfortunately, we can’t implement specific business logic for your website and debug custom code (this is something that we would estimate as custom work depending on the time spent), we can only provide general guidance regarding the development, and we’re happy to suggest common snippets (we have a collection of 100+ snippets and we add more based on the forum topics) although customization is completely beyond the support scope by default.
If you have a developer for custom work, or you’re familiar with PHP basics please try staring with this code snippet:
add_action(
'hivepress/v1/models/booking/update_status',
function( $booking_id, $new_status, $old_status, $booking ) {
// Check status.
if ( 'publish' !== $new_status ) {
return;
}
// Send request.
wp_remote_post(
'webhook-url-here.com',
[
'body' => [
// add webhook parameters here,
// e.g. booking details like $booking->get_something()
// or parameters requred by webhook (like the API key)
],
]
);
},
1000,
4
);
It sends a webhook request when a booking is confirmed.
Ah I see. Well in that case I’m even more grateful for the extra support! And thank you both for all the service in this thread!
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