You’ll need to expose both the Custom Post Type (CPT) and the taxonomy you are attaching to that CPT that you’d like access to. This is a great article that helped me the first time I used it. https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/extending-the-rest-api/adding-rest-api-support-for-custom-content-types/ If you are trying to expose the CPT and the Taxonomy to search, it’s something similar … Read more
$_GET[‘title’] in WordPress
Take a look at the codex for AJAX in Plugins. It provides example of how WordPress expects AJAX requests are made and how to return information back to the request in javascript. The request gets routed through admin-ajax.php which locates and action in PHP. The rest is up to you. Note: you must echo/print the … Read more
The image array you are sending includes all images you want attached to the product. If you want to remove one image, you need to send all original image id’s minus the one you want to remove,
wp_remote_post To external API multiple values with the same key
I’m not so professional in this but I have a solution you can try. You can create custom page templates in WordPress and place your form code in that template and in another template create your result page and pass the query using POST method to the result page template. Then with php you can … Read more
Get origin or context of a how a post got created and/or updated
You could use a combination of update_post_meta(), set_objetc_terms(), and wp_update_post() to update your products. It is a good idea to use taxonomies (product categories and product attributes in WooC) as extensively as possible to store common product data as it makes searching for products faster compared to storing the data in post_meta. Here’s a concept … Read more
Deleting media using the WordPress Rest API
If you want to do the processing and reloading, more or less, user not noticing, you could execute a custom function on template_redirect action. function check_parameter() { if ( isset( $_GET[‘bar’] ) && ‘foo’ === $_GET[‘bar’] && is_singular( ‘product’ ) ) { // get remote data e.g. with wp_remote_get( ‘http://example.com’ ); // do something // … Read more