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  • 2023-06-13 at 9:02 pm #64589
    jamdalu
    Customer

    I am using WordPress with my verge application. I need to send event messages originating from the embedded verge app to my WordPress page and vice versa. Ideally, I would like a click event from the verge application to open a popup window on the page (can also be opened by a corresponding WordPress link), and WordPress interactions to trigger verge events (change color of material, camera move, etc). I looked at the tutorials and only see examples for woo commerce and Webflow. Help is greatly appreciated!

    2023-06-14 at 5:13 am #64597
    Yuri Kovelenov
    Staff

    Hi jamdalu,

    For WordPress, you can use the very same Puzzles that operate with Weblow.
    If you need to request the server side, then you might look into this.

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    2023-06-14 at 9:28 am #64608
    jamdalu
    Customer

    :good: thanks for your response. I have gone through the web flow tutorial, but I can’t reconcile how to do this in WordPress.. Would it be possible for you to create a sample or quick video showing how to setup the knife demo in WordPress? I’m sure it will be very helpful for your customers who are using WordPress.

    2023-06-14 at 9:41 am #64609
    jamdalu
    Customer

    the webflow demo uses buttons with ids. Can you explain how to setup my application to listen for a standard text hyperlink event?

    2023-06-14 at 9:44 am #64610
    kdv
    Participant
    jamdalu wrote:

    the webflow demo uses buttons with ids

    You just should do exacly the same. In WordPress you create HTML elements with ids, in puzzles you use those ids to add event listeners to the created elements. No difference at all.

    Puzzles and JS coding. Fast and expensive.

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