Android Push Notification requires you to have GCM Keys and Project ID which needs to be registered on Google Developer console. I am assuming you are able to get your users registration IDs and stored in a table. To send Android Push Notification create a function somewhere in your functions file function AndroidPushNotification($registration_ids, $message) { …
You should use curl method. Here is a brief explaination: So you have a form in your abc.com site (no need for iframe) then you should use $_POST method to send the data to a page you have created before and includes your curl php codes. On the other server you should have created a …
You can upload media through the REST API, but to associate it with a user you’ll need a plugin or your own custom REST Route. Duplicate of: How to change user avatar using REST API?
hmm this is called responsive web design. Being responsive doesn’t mean the UI has to be 100% the same. Have your JS detect that you are in webview, maybe via user agent, and then set some appropriate class on the body element. design your webview design around that class.
The easiest way to do this is this… Install a PWA plugin. Here is a free one… (No Pro Needed) https://superpwa.com/ Now, if you want to make it onto the Stores, you will want to write a wrapper (or buy one). There are many options for this, but they tend to be custom. A cordova …
I managed to hack the lost data by SSH-ing into my android and coping the wordpress app database to my pc and then opening it there wit a sqLite browser this shouldn’t be so hard
In your wp-config.php replace localhost with 127.0.0.1. Also, make some updates in your database. Update options tables for each site and replace localhost with 127.0.0.1 and same in wp_blogs table.
WordPress post to android
WP Rest API in Android studio does not show Images
At this time, there’s no way other than logging in to the backend of your site from your mobile device. This currently doesn’t work on the iOS WordPress app either.