eyepin
This Plugin adds Eyepin Support to WordPress. External services This plugin integrates with the eyepin API (https://apiv3.eyepin.com/interface3.php) to provide you to upload, update and delete posts in your eyepin account. You need an eyepin account to receive login credentials for the API. Setup Instructions: Navigate to “eyepin” Enter the API username and API password, then click “Apply Changes.” You will receive the API user data from your eyepin account manager. Depending on the eyepin service you have subscribed to, there may be associated costs for access. Your account manager will inform you about this in advance. Select an eyepin client from the dropdown under “Mandanten” and confirm by clicking “Apply Changes.” Troubleshooting: If you encounter any issues with the API connection, ensure your API username and API password is valid and that your server can make outbound HTTP requests. This service is provided by eyepin GmbH: Terms of use Privacy policy Troubleshooting: If you encounter any issues with the API connection, ensure your API username and API password is valid and that your server can make outbound HTTP requests. This plugin also integrates with Google reCAPTCHA to protect your site from spam and bots. Setup Instructions: Create Google reCAPTCHA Keys: Visit Google reCAPTCHA Console. Register your website and select either reCAPTCHA v2 or v3 (based on your plugin configuration). Obtain the Site Key and Secret Key. Enter reCAPTCHA Keys: Go to the WordPress “eyepin” menu and select Forms. Create a form using “Add New” or select an existing form. In the “Google ReCAPTCHA” sidebar, enter the site key and secret key, select the version, and then click “Update.” Confirm by clicking “Save.” Using reCAPTCHA: Once set up, Google reCAPTCHA will appear on the forms to help prevent spam submissions. Troubleshooting: If reCAPTCHA is not displaying correctly, ensure that the correct Site and Secret keys are entered and check your website’s JavaScript console for any errors. Terms of use Privacy policy For more details, visit Google reCAPTCHA Documentation here.
Telegram Bot & Channel
Telegram Bot & Channel is the all-in-one solution to connect your WordPress site with Telegram. Instantly broadcast posts, automate notifications, and create interactive bots for your audience. No coding required! Key Features: – 🤖 Bot builder: Create interactive autoresponders for users and groups – 📣 Broadcast: Send posts, pages, or custom messages to your channels, groups, and subscribers – 🔔 Automated notifications: Instantly notify your audience about new content – 🔗 Zapier integration: Connect Telegram with 400+ apps and automate your workflows – 🔐 Secure: All connections use Telegram WebHooks and require SSL for maximum security – 🛡️ Modern UI: Clean, user-friendly admin panels with stats, logs, and quick actions Why choose this plugin? – 100% free and open source – No third-party servers: your data stays on your site – Easy setup: just add your bot token and go – Developer-friendly: extend with custom PHP actions and filters Features Bot & Broadcast: – Send posts, pages, or custom messages with flexible templates – Schedule broadcasts for future posts – Use custom keyboards and inline buttons for rich user interaction – Broadcast to users, groups, supergroups, and channels – Unlimited autoresponders and command triggers – View insights about your Telegram audience – Haversine algorithm for geo-targeted content – Create custom applications with command variables Zapier & Automation: – Connect Telegram to 400+ apps (RSS, Instagram, Google Sheets, and more) – Automate news, weather, social, and IoT notifications – Easy Zapier invite and setup Security & Privacy: – All actions protected by WordPress nonces (CSRF protection) – Only supports secure Telegram WebHooks (SSL required) – No data sent to third-party servers (except optional Zapier integration) Screenshots: 1. Modern dashboard with stats and recent activity 2. Subscribers list 3. Commands and autoresponders 4. Zapier integration 5. Plugin settings with tabs 6. Dynamic replies and inline buttons 7. Keyboard example 8. Post broadcasting 9. Native Gutenberg support
