Send WordPress Blog Comments to a Discord Channel

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Stay on top of community engagement by bringing new blog comments into Discord. This workflow template captures each comment from your WordPress site and posts it to a Discord channel, including the comment text, author name, and author email address if available. With feedback and discussions delivered instantly to your team’s hub, you can respond faster, keep conversations flowing, and never miss an opportunity to connect with your audience.

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How it works

2 steps to start receiving WordPress comment notifications in Discord

App connector: WordPress • Time to complete: 0 minutes (Auto-configured)

Why this matters: This trigger monitors your WordPress site for new comments and starts the workflow each time someone posts a comment on your blog.

The trigger automatically checks your WordPress site every hour for new comments using the WordPress REST API. When a new comment is detected, it captures all the comment data including the author's name, email address, and the comment content itself. This data gets passed to the Discord notification step as variables like `{{wordpress.author_name}}`, `{{wordpress.author_email}}`, and `{{wordpress.content.rendered}}`.

App connector: Discord • Time to complete: 2 minutes

Why this matters: This step formats the comment data into a readable Discord message and sends it to your specified channel, keeping your team informed about new blog engagement.

You need to configure your Discord Channel ID in the path field - this tells MESA exactly which Discord channel should receive the notifications. The message content is pre-configured to display the commenter's name, email address (if available), and the full comment text with HTML stripped out for clean formatting. When the trigger fires, variables like `{{wordpress.author_name}}` and `{{wordpress.content.rendered | strip_html}}` get replaced with actual comment data before sending to Discord.

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Common questions

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