AutomatorWP – Button is a specialized add-on for the AutomatorWP ecosystem that allows you to trigger automated workflows (recipes) with a simple click.
AutomatorWP – Button is a specialized add-on for the AutomatorWP ecosystem that allows you to trigger automated workflows (recipes) with a simple click.
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On-Click Triggers: Instantly fire actions like sending an email, enrolling a user in a course, or awarding points when a button is clicked.
Shortcode Powered: Use the [automatorwp_button] shortcode to place the button in posts, pages, widgets, or page builders (Elementor, Divi, etc.).
Dynamic Customization: You can customize the button label, CSS classes, and even add custom JavaScript via the onclick attribute.
Logged-in & Guest Support: Create different workflows depending on whether the person clicking is a registered member or a visitor.
Redirect Capability: You can set the button to redirect the user to a specific URL after they click it.
The “Button” add-on is often used for “one-click” convenience tasks:
Course Enrollment: A “Start Learning” button that instantly enrolls a user in a LearnDash or LifterLMS course.
Membership Sign-up: A button that adds a specific Tag or Role to a user profile.
Lead Generation: A button that triggers a Webhook to send user data to an external CRM like HubSpot or Mailchimp.
Gamification: A “Claim Reward” button that gives users GamiPress points or badges.
Create an Automation: In your WordPress dashboard, go to AutomatorWP > Add New Automation.
Select the Trigger: Choose the Button integration and select the “User clicks on a button” trigger.
Get the Shortcode: Once saved, AutomatorWP will provide a shortcode. It usually looks like this:
[automatorwp_button trigger="123" label="Click Me!"]
Set the Action: Add what you want to happen (e.g., “Send an email” or “Add user to group”).
Publish: Set the automation to Live and paste the shortcode on your desired page.
If you want to customize the button further, the shortcode supports several parameters: | Attribute | Description | | :— | :— | | trigger | The unique ID of the trigger (provided by the plugin). | | label | The text displayed on the button. | | class | Add custom CSS classes for styling. | | onclick | Add custom JS (e.g., location.href='https://site.com'; for redirects). |