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Webhook's usually sent in form of JSON and you can catch the object by PHP, for example: $wdata = file_get_contents('php://input'); $wdata = json_decode($wdata); Next, you just have to sort out which data to insert into relevant entity table. Maybe you can ask Stripe for php code example to use, the...

I think Sergey's hint is pretty clear, for the date part, you can write this way:
I'm not commenting the CASE or IF condition, I don't understand the context.

Yes, it works as expected now.
Thank you, Sergey.

I use v3.0.1
The same result on demo.

Steps to reproduce (lets use the pre-made entity Projects and Tasks): 1. In Entities List, make the Tasks' Name unique. 2. Create nested entity form on entity Projects for the Tasks. Set the fields display "In a new window". 3. Go to the form, add at least one project record and one task ...

Or this is what comes into my mind

Yes, that's what I meant with the pseudo select element. The select #fields_1237 is hidden, the wrapper #fields_1237_chosen from chosen plugin that display the choices doesnt receive focus. So the most possible scenario is to directly change the value as the form opens, not when it receives focus. /...

Try with id selector, not class //element's id is fields_1237 (with "s") $('#fields_1237').focus(function(e){ //do some stuff }); If you refer to normal select element, I think that should be enough to trigger focus event. But for pseudo select element like those in multi select, it's not ...

Where do you build your array, PHP, JS, or any third party? To me, it's more like JSON format (semicolon, curly braces), but not valid though. //PHP array format (short) ["items"=>[ ["parent_item_id"=>"651","field_3434"=>"myemail@gmail.com"] ] ] //JS...

You can see the docs here https://docs.rukovoditel.net/index.php?p=63.
There are some new tables in v3.
Just access the related php file from your current instalation to run the query or you can copy the query and use phpmyadmin to create the tables.