Updates & Releases

  • Blog PostPage API Released

    Now you can get information about your blog posts using the PostPage element API. Learn more

  • Wix Marketing: Coupons Collection

    When you add a coupon to your site, the Marketing/Coupons collection is added to your site’s Database. The collection contains information about your Coupons. Using the collection you can query, filter, and track your coupons with code. Learn more

  • Coupons API

    Now you can create, update, and delete coupons using the wix-marketing-backend Coupons API. With coupons, you can offer your customers discounts for Wix Stores, Bookings, or Events.  Learn more

  • API: notifications

    You can now send notifications to your site's contributors using the new wix-crm-backend Notifications API. Learn more

  • API: memory storage

    You can now store data that is available as long the site visitor does not refresh or close the page, using memory storage. Learn more

  • API: addProductToCart

    The $w.CartIcon element now has a new addProductToCart function which allows you to add multiple items to your site's shopping cart at once. Learn more 

  • API: onCartCreated and onCartCompleted

    The wix-stores-backend API now has two new events, onCartCreated and onCartCompleted. You can now run code when a site visitor creates a cart or completes a cart purchase.

  • Site Monitoring

    Until now, you could only debug your sites (find issues with your code) in preview mode. The new Telemetry feature allows you to create logs and monitor your live sites. Plus, use Wix tools or external tools (like Google Stackdriver or Loggly) to identify an issue, find the source of error, and quickly resolve it. Learn more

  • Date Formatting

    You can now customize how you want to display a date—without writing any code. Just connect a Text element to a Date and Time field in your collection, and then choose the display format from the Connect Text panel.

  • API: onNewOrder

    The wix-stores-backend API has a new event, onNewOrder(), that allows you to execute code when a new order is received in your site's store. Learn more