Dragon Webhook Manager Pro

Your licence now keeps working after it lapses. Pro features stay on for every activated site; renewing restores updates and support on the same key.

• The licence screen shows Lapsed, and what that means, instead of a red Expired.
• New versions are fetched only while the licence is current. Nothing else changes.

The delivery log no longer shows a "retry in X" countdown for a retry that WP-Cron refused to schedule.

What's fixed in 1.0.10

• Retry status matches reality. When WP-Cron rejected the retry event (a duplicate within its 10-minute window, or another plugin short-circuiting scheduling), the log still showed "Retry scheduled in X" and the countdown never fired. The retry is now scheduled first; only a confirmed schedule records the countdown, and a refused one is recorded as "Retry could not be scheduled" so you can re-send it by hand. Retry status is shown in the delivery-details modal ("Additional Details") once Dragon Webhook Manager 1.0.12 or later is installed; earlier free versions do not display add-on details.
• Table setup is retried if it fails. The Pro metadata table (HMAC secrets, retry state) is only marked as installed once it actually exists, so a failed creation is retried on the next load instead of being skipped for good.
• Failed table creation is throttled and reported. If the database refuses CREATE TABLE, the plugin waits 10 minutes between attempts instead of retrying on every page load, and administrators see a notice naming the missing table; it clears itself once the table exists.
• Sites already missing the table are repaired on upgrade. An earlier version could record the schema as up to date even when the table had not been created, and because that recorded version did not change in this release those sites would have skipped the new check forever. The table is now confirmed to exist before the recorded version is trusted, so an affected site repairs itself the next time an administrator opens a WordPress admin page.

No settings, data or behaviour changes otherwise.

Compatibility release for free plugin 1.0.11: WooCommerce triggers are now registered by the Pro add-on itself and keep working exactly as before.

What's new in 1.0.9

• WooCommerce triggers move into Pro. The free plugin (1.0.11) no longer ships placeholder WooCommerce entries; this add-on now registers its trigger definitions directly, so they appear in the trigger dropdown as soon as your licence is active. Existing webhooks on WooCommerce triggers keep firing and saving unchanged.
• Feature list tidy-up. The free plugin no longer caps the number of webhooks as of 1.0.11, so the "unlimited webhooks" line is gone - there is nothing left to lift. Sites still running an older free version keep the previous behaviour automatically.

Update the free Dragon Webhook Manager to 1.0.11 alongside this release. Pro 1.0.9 remains compatible with older free versions.

Fixes HMAC signing and delivery conditions, and authenticates secrets at rest.

= 1.0.8 =

• Fixed: HMAC signing, auto-retry toggle and delivery conditions now persist and work (paired with Dragon Webhook Manager 1.0.10).
• Hardening: the generated secret uses a secure browser RNG; authenticated encryption at rest; a stored licence is re-checked for a usable key before trusting the cached result.

Tested and verified on WordPress 7.1.

• Compatibility: tested up to WordPress 7.1.

Declares WooCommerce HPOS compatibility, adds a 14-day licence grace window, cleans up retry metadata alongside log retention, and makes the licence screen translatable.

Data safety: uninstalling the plugin now keeps your webhook secrets, retry settings and licence data unless you explicitly opt in to deletion first — a reinstall picks up exactly where you left off. Opt in with wp option update dwmp_delete_data_on_uninstall 1 before deleting if you want everything removed.

• Initial release
• WooCommerce triggers
• Conditional logic
• HMAC signing