FluentCommunity Integration is Live!
Excited to share that we released one of the most requested platforms, FluentCommunity. We’ve brought deep integration with FluentCommunity: 26 events as triggers and 16 events as actions (total 42 events, full list in the comment box).
Now, Bit Flows helps you connect the Fluent Ecosystem with 200+ third-party platforms easily.
You’ll be happy to know that we’ve already started working on integrating FluentCart.
Drop your use case in the comments, and we will note it.
Check the docs in the first comment.
FluentCommunity Action Doc: https://bit-flows.com/users-guide/actions/fluentcommunity-integrations-as-action/
FluentCommunity Trigger Doc: https://bit-flows.com/users-guide/triggers/fluentcommunity-integrations/
Available 16th Actions are:
- Add User To Space
- Remove User From Space
- Get User Space IDs
- Get All Spaces List
- Get Space Users List
- Add User To Course
- Remove User From Course
- Add User To Multiple Courses
- Remove User From Multiple Courses
- Get User Courses List
- Get All Courses List
- Create New Post In Feed
- Create New Poll In Feed
- Get User Community Profile
- Verify User Profile
- Change Member Status
Available 26th Triggers are:
- User Joins Space
- User Requests Space Join
- User Leaves Space
- New Space Created
- After Space Deleted
- After Space Updated
- New Feed Created
- New Space Feed Created
- Feed Updated
- Feed Mentions User
- Before Feed Deleted
- After Feed Deleted
- Feed Reaction Added
- New Comment Added
- Comment Updated
- Comment Deleted
- User Enrolls In Course
- User Unenrolls From Course
- User Completes Course
- User Completes Lesson
- Course Created
- Course Updated
- Course Published
- Course Deleted
- Lesson Updated
- User Leveled Up
Hi Tanvir Chowdhury very interesting. Do you think that this integration could be useful to achieve these tasks? https://community.wpmanageninja.com/portal/space/community-meta/post/moderation-plugin
Hi Prosper ,
It is possible using Bit Flows.
You mentioned: "Then all moderators are tasked with individually voting on each article submitted by the community. Only when an article reaches a certain number of positive votes can it go online."
Currently, FluentCommunity doesn't offer a do_action hook for "After cast vote." However, this can be done using Bit Flows' custom "Do Action."
Here’s the process:
- Select WordPress as the trigger.
- Select the "Do Action" event.
- Paste the do_action hook in the castSurveyVote function as shown in the screenshot.
- Type the key and value inside the hook (in this case, $surveyConfig).
- Click "Listen Response" and cast a vote in the FC poll.
- Then, use Conditional Logic and send the data anywhere you want.
Note: You will need to edit the file and find the path as shown in the screenshot. After the FC update, the code will be replaced, and you will have to do it again.
The best way is to request the default do_action hook from the FC team. This will reduce the first four steps. Once FC adds the default hook, we can bring new evert into the FC integration.
Thanks.
Tanvir Chowdhury Thanks a lot! I will investigate all that
Tanvir Chowdhury I wouldn't recommend modifying FC code. Sure, it would work but it would be very easy to forget to add the code back after each FC update.
I've submitted requests to FC (Shahjahan Jewel) asking if they will add a hook so I'm hopeful it'll get added which would allow this to work without having to modify FC code.
Thomas Oates Will add the hook.
Shahjahan Jewel Thanks!!!!!!!!!!! Any idea on when it would be added and released?