WP Webhooks / Docs / fswa_webhook_saved
Action since v1.3.0

fswa_webhook_saved

Fires after a webhook is created or updated via the REST API.

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/ Signature

do_action( 'fswa_webhook_saved', $webhook_id, $request )

/ When it fires

Fires after the webhook row is written to the database, inside the REST API handlers for create (POST /webhooks) and update (/webhooks/{id}), before the response is built. It does not fire for the enable/disable toggle, for Build imports, or for Build with AI / Abilities writes. Extensions use this to persist their own per-webhook fields.

/ Parameters

NameInTypeReqDescription
$webhook_idparamintyesWebhook configuration ID (the new ID on create).
$requestparamWP_REST_RequestyesThe REST request that created or updated the webhook. Read your own fields from it with `$request->get_param()`; the update route carries the ID as a URL parameter, the create route does not.

/ Examples

Log webhook changes to an audit log

add_action( 'fswa_webhook_saved', function ( $webhook_id, $request ) {
    $params = $request->get_url_params();
    $action = empty( $params['id'] ) ? 'created' : 'updated';
    $name   = $request->get_param( 'name' ) ?? "#{$webhook_id}";
    error_log( "[fswa] Webhook {$name} {$action} (ID: {$webhook_id})" );
}, 10, 2 );

/ Related

fswa_webhook_dataREST API
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