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Frequently Asked Questions about OneSignal + WordPress integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with OneSignal and WordPress
How can I integrate OneSignal with my WordPress site?
To integrate OneSignal with your WordPress site, you need to install the OneSignal plugin from the WordPress plugin repository. After activation, configure the plugin settings by entering your OneSignal App ID and API Key. This enables push notifications for your WordPress posts.
What types of actions and triggers are available when using OneSignal with WordPress?
When using OneSignal with WordPress, you can set triggers such as publishing a new post or updating an existing one to send push notifications. Actions include displaying customized messages or directing users to specific pages.
Is it possible to send targeted notifications to specific user segments with the integration?
Yes, by using our advanced targeting options within the OneSignal dashboard, you can create segments based on user behavior or demographics and trigger notifications specifically for those segments through your WordPress integration.
Can I automate push notifications for new blog posts in WordPress?
Absolutely! Our integration allows you to set up automated triggers that send push notifications every time a new blog post is published on your WordPress site.
Do I need coding knowledge to set up OneSignal on my WordPress site?
No coding knowledge is required. The process involves installing the OneSignal plugin and configuring it via an easy-to-use interface directly within your WordPress admin panel.
Can scheduled posts also trigger push notifications via this integration?
Yes, scheduled posts can trigger push notifications once they are published. We ensure that even if a post is scheduled in advance, the notification will be delivered at the time of publication.
What should I do if I encounter issues with my OneSignal and WordPress integration?
If issues arise, first check our setup guides and troubleshooting tips found in our documentation. You can also verify settings such as API keys and browser permissions. For persistent problems, reach out via our support channel for further assistance.
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Supported triggers and actions
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- New Notification Created
Triggers when you have one or more new notifications created.
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- Heading by Language
- Subtitle by Language
- Template ID
- iOS Content Available
- iOS Mutable Content
- Filters
- Segment Names to Send To
- Segment Names of Excluded Users
- Player (User) IDs to Send To
- IOS Device Tokens to Send To
- Android Reg IDs to Send To
- Amazon Reg IDs to Send To
- Windows Phone 8.0 URIs to Target
- Windows Phone 8.1 URIs to Target
- Send to IOS
- Send to Android
- Send to Windows Phone 8.0
- Send to Windows Phone 8.1
- Send to Amazon Kindle Devices
- Send to Chrome Web Push Devices
- Send to Firefox Web Push Devices
- Send to Safari on Mac OS X
- Send to All Supported Browsers
- Send to Chrome App or Extension
- Custom Data
- Open URL
- iOS Media Attachments
- Android Big Picture
- Amazon Big Picture
- Chrome Extensions Big Picture
- Native App Buttons
- Web Push Buttons
- Custom iOS Buttons (Ios_category
- Android Background Layout
- Android Small Icon
- Android Large Icon
- Amazon Small Icon
- Amazon Large Icon
- Web Push Icon
- Chrome Web Image
- IOS Sound
- Android Sound
- Amazon Sound
- Windows Phone 8.0 Sound
- Windows 8.1 Sound
- Android LED Color
- Android Accent Color
- Android Visibility
- IOS Badge Actions
- IOS Badge Count
- Notification Replacement Key
- Android Grouping String
- Android Grouping Stacked Message
- Amazon Grouping String
- Amazon Grouping Stacked Message
- Send Time
- Scheduling Per-User Delay Option
- Time of Day to Deliver
- Notification Time to Live
- Message Priority
- New Media
Triggers when a new media is uploaded.
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- Post_statuses
- Trigger only when state changes?
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