Webhook condition not triggering for consent field

I have identified the root cause of the issue and wanted to share additional findings.

The problem is related to how the condition value is saved when using a non-English (Polish) admin interface.

When configuring the webhook condition in Polish, the value is saved as:

"value": "sprawdzony"

However, in the Forminator backend, the consent field actually returns the value:

checked

As a result, the condition comparison fails, because:

• expected (saved): sprawdzony
• actual runtime value: checked

After switching the WordPress admin language to English and re-saving the condition, the configuration is stored correctly as:

"value": "checked"

and the webhook works as expected.Conclusion

This appears to be a localization issue:

• The UI translates the condition state (e.g. “checked” → “sprawdzony”),
• but the translated value is incorrectly saved to integration_conditions,
• instead of using the internal value (checked) required by the backend logic.

Suggested fix

The condition value should always be stored using internal (non-translated) values such as:

• checked
• true
• etc.

and translations should be applied only at the UI level, not in saved configuration.Impact

This issue likely affects all non-English admin environments where condition values are localized before saving.

Please let me know if you need additional logs or test cases.

Thank you for the update.

Could you please provide an estimated timeline for when the fix is expected to be released after version 1.54? Even an approximate timeframe would be very helpful.