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Thrive Themes Action Hooks & Custom Functions

Actions

Actions are one of the two types of hooks. They provide a way for running a function at a specific point in the execution of WordPress Core, plugins, and themes. You can learn more about actions here.

All our products at Thrive Themes come with a set of helpful hooks so you can extend the functionality with your own custom logic.

Please note that adding custom code through hooks should be reserved for those with technical expertise and implemented locally or on a staging website before pushing to your live site. Coding mistakes can cause errors and bring your website down.

Example

Here’s sample code showing how you can hook into an action:

function doSomething($data)
 {
  // add your custom logic here
 }
add_action('thrive_ultimatum_evergreen_campaign_start', 'doSomething');

In this article, you’ll find:

Full List of Actions

Thrive Dashboard

thrive_core_user_login

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

This hook is fired when a user logs into the platform.

The hook can be fired multiple times per user.

Example use case:- Show the users specific content depending on the login URL

Thrive Dashboard

  1. Username (string)

  2. User Form Data (array)

  3. WP_User (WP_User|null)

Thrive Architect

thrive_core_lead_signup

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

This hook is fired when a user signs up, using a lead generation form. The hook can be fired multiple times for the same form and user.

Example use case:- Send lead data to a third party integration

Thrive Architect

  1. Lead Data (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

Thrive Apprentice

thrive_apprentice_restricted_course

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

This hook is triggered when a user tries to access a premium course, but they don’t have access to it. The hook can be fired multiple times per user, each time they try to access the restricted course.

Example use case:- Send an email to let the user know how to login to the course

Thrive Apprentice

  1. Course Details (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

thrive_apprentice_lesson_start

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

Triggered when a user views a lesson for the first time.The hook is fired each time the user starts a new lesson, but only once per lesson.

Example use case:- Trigger an email event when a students views a lesson for the first time

Thrive Apprentice

  1. Lesson Details (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

thrive_apprentice_free_lesson_completed

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

This hook is triggered when the user finishes a lesson, and another one loads, in the same session. The hook will only be fired once per user, for each completed lesson.

Example use case:- Display in-course notifications and interactive widgets, so that the course participants are able to navigate through the course.

Thrive Apprentice

  1. Lesson Details (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

thrive_apprentice_lesson_complete

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

This hook is triggered when the user finishes a lesson, and another one loads, in the same session.The hook will only be fired once per user, for each completed lesson.

Example use case:- Display in-course notifications and interactive widgets, so that the course participants are able to navigate through the course.

Thrive Apprentice

  1. Lesson Details (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

thrive_apprentice_module_start

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

This hook is triggered when a user views a module for the first time. Only fired once per module per user.

Can be useful if, for example, you would like to congratulate the students by sending an email through an autoresponder, when they start a module in Thrive Apprentice.

Thrive Apprentice

  1. Module Details (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

thrive_apprentice_module_finish

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

This hook is triggered when a user finishes all the lessons from a module. The hook will only be fired once per user, when the module has been completed.

Example use case:- Send an email to congratulate the student on completing a module.

Thrive Apprentice

  1. Module Details (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

thrive_apprentice_course_start

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

This hook is triggered when someone loads the first lesson of a course for the first time. The hook will only be fired once per user, when they start a new course.

Example use case:- Send the date the student started the course to an autoresponder

Thrive Apprentice

  1. Course Details (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

thrive_apprentice_course_finish

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

This hook is triggered when a user finishes all the lessons from a course. It will only be fired once per user, once the course has been completed.

Example use case:- Send an email to congratulate the student on completing the course

Thrive Apprentice

  1. Course Details (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

Thrive Ovation

thrive_ovation_testimonial_ready

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

The hook is triggered when the status of a testimonial changes to “Ready for display”. This can be fired multiple times, if the admin decides to change the status of a testimonial from “Rejected” to “Ready for display”.

Example use case:- Thank the student for submitting the testimonial by email and letting them know that it has been published on the site.

Thrive Ovation

  1. Testimonial Details (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

thrive_ovation_testimonial_rejected

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

The hook is triggered when the status of a testimonial changes to “Rejected”. This can be fired multiple times, if the admin decides to change the status of a testimonial from “Ready” to “Rejected”.

Example use case:- inform a student that the testimonial has been rejected, via email.

Thrive Ovation

  1. Testimonial Details (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

thrive_ovation_testimonial_submit

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

The hook is triggered when a user submits a testimonial through Thrive Ovation. The hook can be fired multiple times, as the user can leave multiple testimonials.

Example use case:- Give students access to a bonus course after they have submitted a testimonial.
Note: This parameter will provide the user details only if the user is logged in. It will not provide the name/email used when the user submits a testimonial.

Thrive Ovation

  1. Testimonial Details (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

Thrive Ultimatum

thrive_ultimatum_evergreen_campaign_start

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

When an evergreen campaign starts for a specific user, this hook is triggered.The trigger will only be fired once per evergreen campaign per user.

Example use case:- Synchronize data with a third party system when a new user triggers an evergreen countdown. You may use this hook to send the end time and date of the countdown campaign to your autoresponder for use in follow up emails.

Thrive Ultimatum

  1. Campaign Details (array)

  2. User Details (null|array)

Thrive Quiz Builder

thrive_quizbuilder_quiz_restarted

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

The hook is triggered when a user restarts the same quiz. It can be fired multiple times, if the user chooses to restart the quiz multiple times

Example use case:- Record the number of times a student took the quiz in order to achieve a score.

Thrive Quiz Builder

  1. Quiz Details (array)

  2. User Details (array)

thrive_quizbuilder_quiz_completed

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

The hook is triggered when a quiz result is loaded. The hook can be fired multiple times, if the user completes the same quiz multiple times.

Example use case:- Send an email based on the quiz result. Start the quiz result to a CRM / Autoresponder. Start an evergreen campaign based on the quiz result.

Thrive Quiz Builder

  1. Quiz Details (array)

  2. User Details (array)

thrive_quizbuilder_answer_submitted

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

The hook is triggered when a user submits the answer to a question of the quiz. It can be fired multiple times, if the user completes the same quiz multiple times.

Example use case:- Send the answer selected to your analytics platform

Thrive Quiz Builder

  1. Quiz Details (array)

  2. Question Details (array)

  3. User Details (array)

Full List of Functions

Thrive Dashboard

thrv_update_tags

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

RETURN

Add one or more tags to a subscriber in an autoresponder that’s connected through the API.

Thrive Dashboard

  1. Connection (required)

  2. Update Tag Data (required)

(boolean)
– true if the tags were added
– false if the process fails (exceptions thrown by autoresponders) or the parameters don’t pass the validations.
E.g. E-mail is empty or the autoresponder isn’t connected in Thrive Dashboard

thrv_add_custom_fields

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

RETURN

Add or update a custom field to a subscriber record in an autoresponder that’s connected through the API.

Thrive Dashboard

  1. Connection (required)

  2. Add Custom Fields Data (required)

(int|boolean)
– SendInBlue, MailerLite, Drip, ConverKit, ActiveCampaign and Aweber will return an int representing the subscriber_id
– Campaign Monitor, Zoho and Infusionsoft will return:
– true if the custom fields are added successfully;
– false if the process fails (exceptions thrown by autoresponders) or the parameters don’t pass the validations
E.g. E-mail is empty or the autoresponder isn’t connected in Thrive Dashboard

thrv_get_available_custom_fields

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

RETURN

This is a helper for the thrv_add_custom_fields function. It will return the available custom field for a specific connection.

Thrive Dashboard

  1. Connection (required)

(boolean|array)
– false if the autoresponder isn’t connected to the website or not supported by Thrive Themes
– an array containing the id, the name, the type and the label of the available custom fields the specific connection.
E.g.

[0]=>[
"id"=>"703417",
"name"=>"MyCustomFields",
"type"=>"text",
"label"=>""
]

thrv_get_available_lists

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

RETURN

This is a helper for the update thrv_update_tags and thrv_add_custom_fields functions. It will return the available lists for a specific connection.

Thrive Dashboard

  1. Connection (required)

(boolean|array)
– false if the autoresponder isn’t connected to the website or not supported by Thrive Themes
– an array containing the id and the name of the available lists for the specific connection.
E.g.
​

[0]=>[
"id"=>"703417",
"name"=>"MyList"
]

Thrive Ultimatum

tu_start_campaign

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

RETURN

The function triggers an evergreen countdown campaign for a specific user

Thrive Ultimatum

  1. Campaign Id

  2. User Email

(boolean)
– true if the campaign was successfully started
– false if the type of the selected campaign isn’t evergreen

tu_end_campaign

DESCRIPTION / USE CASE

PRODUCT

PARAMETERS

RETURN

The function removes a user from an evergreen countdown campaign

Thrive Ultimatum

  1. Campaign Id

  2. User Email

(boolean)
– true if the campaign was successfully started
– false if the type of the selected campaign isn’t evergreen

Parameter Data

→ Campaign Details

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

campaign_id

The ID of the Ultimatum campaign

INT

759

campaign_name

The name of the campaign

STRING

7 day offer

campaign_type

The type of campaign (Evergreen)

STRING

evergreen
​

campaign_start_date

The exact date when the campaign starts

STRING

2020-09-28

campaign_trigger_type

The trigger that started the campaign

STRING

1. url

2. promotion
​

countdown_event_id

This returns the ID of the event that triggered the countdown

INT

22

→ User details

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

user_id

The ID of the user

INT

40

last_logged_in

The date the user last logged in

STRING

2020-10-23 10:26:11

last_updated

The date the user last updated the user profile

STRING

2020-10-23 10:30:00

user_registered

The date the user has registered on the site

STRING

2020-10-15 11:22:56

username

The username of the user

STRING

kate

membership_level

The role of the user for which the campaign has started

STRING

administrator

user_email

The email of the user

STRING

[email protected]

ip_address

The IP of the user, received from the browser

STRING

85.10.198.93

user_agent

The user agent, received from the browser

STRING

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:81.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/81.0

comments

The number of comments the user has on the website

INT

2

tva_last_lesson_viewed

An array containing the ID of the last lesson viewed by the user

ARRAY

(0 => ‘113085060’)

tva_last_module_viewed

An array containing the ID of the last module viewed by the user

ARRAY

(0 => ‘123’ )

tva_last_course_viewed

An array containing the ID of the last course viewed by the user

ARRAY

(0 => ‘392’ )

tva_courses

An array containing the IDs of the courses the user has access to

ARRAY

(0 => ‘392’, 1 => ‘393’)

→ Lesson details

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

lesson_id

The ID of the lesson

INT

2926

lesson_url

The URL of the lesson

STRING

https://example.domain.com/my-first-lesson/

lesson_title

The title of the lesson

STRING

Lesson 1:How to train a dog

lesson_type

The type of lesson (audio/video/text)

STRING

text

lesson_image_url

The URL of the featured image set to the lesson

STRING

https://example.domain.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/dog-2981865_1920.jpg

module_id

The ID of the module the lesson belongs to

INT

434

module_title

The title of the module that the lesson belongs to

STRING

Module 1

course_id

The ID of the course that the lesson belongs to

INT

30

course_title

The title of the course that the lesson belongs to

STRING

A man’s best friend

→ Module details

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

module_id

The ID of the module

INT

434

module_url

The URL of the module

STRING

https://example.domain.com/module/module-1/

module_title

The title of the module
​

STRING

Module 1

module_image_url

The URL of the featured image set for the module

STRING

https://example.domain.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/dog-2981865_1920.jpg

module_description

The description of the module

STRING

Welcome to the first module.

course_id

The ID of the course that the module belongs to

INT

30

course_title

The title of the course that the module belongs to

STRING

A man’s best friend

→ Course details

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

course_id

The ID of the course

INT

30

course_url

The URL of the course

STRING

https://example.domain.com/blog/mans-best-friend/

course_title

The title of the course that the module belongs to

STRING

A man’s best friend

course_image_url

The URL of the featured image assigned to the course

STRING

https://example.domain.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/dog-2981865_1920.jpg

course_description

The description of the course

STRING

This course will help you get a better understanding of a dog’s behavior.

→ User Login

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

user_login

The username of the user

STRING

Kate

→ Form Data

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

login_page

The page accessed by the user for them to log in

STRING

https://example.com/wp-login.php

login_redirect

The page where the user was redirected after they logged in

STRING

https://example.com

login_time

The exact time when the user logged in

STRING

2020-11-03 16:24:37

result

The result of the log in

STRING

success

→ WP_User

This parameter is similar to the $wp_user one, please see this article for more information.

→ Lead Data

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

name

The username of the user

STRING

kate

email

The email of the user

STRING

[email protected]

user_consent

Informs you whether the user agreed to the GDPR policy

STRING

GDPR ACCEPTED

mapping_textarea_xxx

The text that the user enters in the “Textarea” field. The “xxx” number will be automatically filled with a random generated value when someone completes a “Textarea” type of field

STRING

Lorem Ipsum

mapping_checkbox_xxx

The option(s) that the user checks in the “Checkbox” fields. The “xxx” number will be automatically filled with a random generated value when someone completes a “Checkbox” type of field

ARRAY(STRING)

(‘Option A’,’Option B’)

mapping_url_xxx

The URL entered in the “URL” field. The “xxx” number will be automatically filled with a random generated value when someone completes a “URL” type of field

STRING

http://www.example.com

mapping_radio_xxx

The option(s) that the user checks in the “Radio” fields. The “xxx” number will be automatically filled with a random generated value when someone completes a “Radio” type of field

STRING

Option C

mapping_select_xxx

The option that the user checks in the “Select” fields. The “xxx” number will be automatically filled with a random generated value when someone completes a “Select” type of field

STRING

Option C

phone

The telephone number of the user

STRING

555 333 1234

g-recaptcha-response

This parameter stores the Google reCAPTCHA response, if it is enabled on the site

STRING

1234567_7654321

mapping_hidden_xxx

The information that is received with the use of the “Hidden” fields. The “xxx” number will be automatically filled with a random generated value when someone completes a form that has such fields

STRING

Google Chrome

_asset_option

Informs you if the “Asset Delivery” feature is enabled. ‘1’ means that the asset delivery feature is enabled.

STRING

1

_asset_group

The asset group set when configuring the asset delivery feature.

STRING

Asset Group 1

_tcb_files

The files uploaded via the “File Upload” field. See more details here.

Array(ID,Array(File))

url

The URL of the user’s website

STRING

http://www.example.com

_tcb_id

The ID of the lead generation form setting

STRING

5653

tcb_token

A token used to check if the request comes from a web browser

STRING

ej0h548h2

post_id

The ID of the page that contains the form

STRING

1234

tcb_file_field

The custom field used for mapping the file upload values

STRING
​

mapping_file_50

tcb_file_id

The ID of the uploaded file, when using the “File Upload” type of field.

STRING

1234

$$trusted

We use this parameter to ensure that the request has been performed from a Lead Generation element. If it has, then the parameter returns true; and false otherwise.

BOOLEAN

TRUE

_use_captcha

Informs you if the form is using spam prevention. If the value is equal with 1, than the form it is spam protected.

INT

1

mapping_file_xxx

The file uploaded with the use of the File Upload” fields. The “xxx” number will be automatically filled with a random generated value when someone uploads a file.

ARRAY

( 0 => ‘https://www.dropbox.com/s/sm3g0rinb0snf63/image.png?dl=0‘

)

Auto-responder specific fields

These parameters are specific to each autoresponder, will provide two examples.

Active Campaign:

activecampaign_form: ‘Example’,

activecampaign_tags: ‘100%’

Drip:

drip_type :’list’,
drip_tags: ”,
drip_first_name_field: ‘thrive_first_name’,
drip_last_name_field :’thrive_last_name’,
drip_optin : ‘s’
​

→ File Details Parameters

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

url

When uploading a file via the “File Upload” field, this parameter will show the URL of the uploaded file, stored in the storage service of your choice.

STRING

https://www.dropbox.com/s/sm3g0rinb0snf63/image.png?dl=0

name

When uploading a file via the “File Upload” field, this parameter will show the name of the uploaded file.

STRING

image.jpg

path

The exact time when the user logged in.

STRING

/image.jpg

→ Quiz Details

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

quiz_id

The ID of the quiz.

INT

3800

quiz_name

The name of the quiz.

STRING

Are you an introvert or an extrovert?

result

The result that the user achieved.

STRING

Introvert

answers

An array of all the answers that the user has given

ARRAY (ANSWERS DETAILS FOR QUIZ DETAILS)

user_id

The ID of the user

INT

68

→ Answer Details for Quiz Details

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

id

Auto Generated ID for each answer provided by the user.

STRING

100

question_id

The ID of the question.

STRING

101

answer_text

In the case of open-ended questions, this parameter will show the answer that the user has given.

STRING

I’m doing very well

q_text

The text of the question.

STRING

How do you get set for remote work?

q_type

The type of question.

STRING

Multiple Choice with Buttons

a_text

Unless the question is an open-ended one, this parameter will show the actual answer text.

STRING

I drink a coffee and watch TV

→ Answer Details

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

quiz_id

The ID of the quiz.

INT

3800

question_id

The ID of the question.

STRING

100

question_answer

The answer that the user has given. It will be an array, in case there are multiple answers.

ARRAY(STRING)

(‘I love social gatherings’)

question_answer_id

The ID of the answer.

208

question_type

The type of question.

STRING

Multiple Choice with Buttons

→ Testimonial Details

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

testimonial_id

The ID of the testimonial.

INT

343

testimonial_submission_url

The URL of the page where the testimonial was submitted.

STRING

https://example.com/

testimonial_content

The content of the testimonial.

STRING

Such a useful blog post!

testimonial_tags

An array of tags associated with the testimonial. This can only be added by the administrator of the website.

ARRAY

(‘review’)

→ Connection

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

connection (Required)

Represents the name of the connection.

Here is the mapping used and details related to the support for adding tags and custom fields:

MailChimp (Custom Fields & Tags):mailchimp

Maierlite (Custom Fields):mailerlite

ActiveCampaign (Custom Fields & Tags): activecampaign

Aweber (Custom Fields & Tags): aweber

Zoho (Custom Fields): zoho

Drip (Tags): drip

KlickTipp (Tags) : klicktipp

Infusionsoft (Custom Fields & Tags): infusionsoft

SendLane (Tags): sendlane

SendInBlue (Custom Fields): sendinblue

GetResponse (Custom Fields): get-response

ConvertKit (Custom Fields & Tags) : convertkit

Campaign Monitor (Custom Fields): campaignmonitor

STRING

convertkit

→ Update Tags Data

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

email (Required)

The email address of the user.

STRING

[email protected]

tags (Required)

A list of tags associated with the user

ARRAY

(‘tag 1’, ‘tag2’)

list_identifier (Required)

In order to work autoresponders will require a list_identifier parameter.

Here is the list of autoresponders requiring the list_identifier:

-Aweber

-ConvertKit

-Drip

-Infusionsoft

-MailChimp

ARRAY

array( ‘list_identifier’ ,703417 )

→ Custom Fields Data

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

email (Required)

The email address of the user.

STRING

[email protected]

custom_fields (Required)

A key-value pair, where the key is the id of the custom field defined in the autoresponder and the value that will be mapped with that field.

ARRAY

array( ‘customfield1′ ,’mycustomtext’ )

list_identifier (Required)

In order to work autoresponders will require a list_identifier parameter.

Here is the list of autoresponders requiring the list_identifier:

-Aweber

-ConvertKit

-Drip

-Infusionsoft

-MailChimp

ARRAY

array( ‘list_identifier’ ,703417 )

→ Campaign ID

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

campaign_id (Required)

The ID of the Ultimatum Campaign

INT

759

→ User Email

Parameter

Description

Type

Example

user_email (Required)

The email of the user

INT

[email protected]
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