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**To learn more about webhooks**, take a look at the [wikipedia page](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webhook) and also [The Pushbutton Web](http://dashes.com/anil/2009/07/the-pushbutton-web-realtime-becomes-real.html) by Anil Dash. Webhooks champion Jeff Lindsay's [excellent slides](http://www.slideshare.net/progrium/using-web-hooks) are a particularly good place to start.

**To write and host a target script** The easiest option is to set up a script on your own server to catch POST requests and act on them. [Requestbin](http://requestb.in/) is a nice, free service which will host an endpoint, collect all requests, and let you inspect them, which is a great way to test requests generated by your webhooks. There is also a PHP script which does a simple version of this, `test.php`, included with HookPress.
**To write and host a target script** The easiest option is to set up a script on your own server to catch POST requests and act on them. [Requestbin](https://requestbin.com/) is a nice, free service which will host an endpoint, collect all requests, and let you inspect them, which is a great way to test requests generated by your webhooks. There is also a PHP script which does a simple version of this, `test.php`, included with HookPress.

== Installation ==

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* added webhook editing
* Various miscellaneous features: added nonces for security, modularized the code a bit, etc.
= 0.1.8 =
* Added more filters�now covers basic + comment filters
* Added more filtersÑnow covers basic + comment filters
* Marking as compatible through 2.9.9, because it should be.
* Added version checking and beta offers to the options screen.
= 0.1.7 =
* Now supports basically all actions. (Still no actions with no arguments.)
* Added more filter options�now covers all basic database read filters.
* Added more filter optionsÑnow covers all basic database read filters.
= 0.1.6 =
* Added another batch of actions. (Still no actions with no arguments, though... something to consider.)
* Fixed hooks which referred to the users and links tables.
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