#mexner_webhooks
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- mexner_webhooks, 2 hours ago, 4 messages
autumn plover
Hi there, sorry for the delay!
ancient stag
no problem!
autumn plover
No, this isn't possible to do in the Dashboard. Could you share more about your use case? I'll share this feedback with my teammates
ancient stag
I'm wanting to get copies of the webhooks for account.updated -- and I don't have a way to filter all the webhook logs, since my webhook currently subscribes to 16 different events.
it's very hard to find specific event types in the list.
I can keep clicking "load more" - and just hope that an account.updated took place soon, so i can view the payload
i might create a new webhook and only subscribe it to one event (account.updated), so I can easily find the payload examples
autumn plover
Is there a particular reason why you're filtering in the Dashboard instead of programmatically filtering on your webhook endpoint/the event payloads you receive from Stripe?
ancient stag
our endpoint processes the web-hook payloads, but we don't save them. I'm just wanting to review some of our past payloads for account.updated to review our logic and inspect the payload. I can fire up postman or a my local machine to query the webhooks, just thought it would be quick and easy through Stripe's website, since it is already showing logs; just can't filter them per event type.
autumn plover
Ah, gotcha, thanks for the context. I'll share with my team. It'll be faster to do this programmatically with Postman or a quick script that paginates instead of loading events for the last 30 days in the Dashboard