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By default all webhooks are sent as a GET. Read Step 5 for how to send a POSTother methods.
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Please note that Test Card orders will not export through the webhook system. |
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Using https://postingmydata.com/partials.php as the Postback URL and the above field mappings, the webhook will send the data like this:
https://postingmydata.com/partials.php?first_name=[firstName]&last_name=[lastName]&order_date=[orderDate]&list_id=400&email_address=[emailAddress]&campaign_number=[campaignId]
The CRM will fill in the [field_mappings] with the data from the orders.
By default all webhooks are sent as a GET. A webhook can be sent as a POST by entering headers as static fields. Enter Export Name static value “header:” followed by the header name and Value as the header value. This screenshot shows an example. The non-header field mappings are sent in the message body.
If header Content-Type (case-insensitive) is application/json then the field mappings are put into json format in the message body. Any other Content-Type sends query parameters in the body.
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Webhooks can also be sent as DELETE, PUT, or PATCH.
Enter Export Name static value “header:httpMethod” with value DELETE or PUT or PATCH
Optionally enter Export Name static value “header:httpMethodType”
GET = send additional parameters as url parameters (default)
POST = send additional parameters in the message body
“httpMethod” and “httpMethodType” are not sent in the export.
Step 6. Configure Profile Routing
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