Secure WordPress API, how?
Secure WordPress API, how?
Secure WordPress API, how?
There’s actually a hook that will fire for all REST API requests. It’s the recommended hook to use when adding your own API endpoints, so you can be sure that this hook will be fired for every single REST API request that your website handles. /** * @param \WP_REST_Server $wp_rest_server */ function capture_all_rest_api_requests( $wp_rest_server ) … Read more
You can do this. <?php if (is_user_logged_in()) : // user is logged in ?> <button>Log Out</button> <?php else : // user is not logged in ?> <button>Log in</button> <?php endif; ?>
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I achieved my goal by doing an option check like so, which conditionally loads the various functions in module_2.php, in my main plugin file: // If the checkbox is checked, load module_2.php. if ( get_option( ‘my_checkbox_option’ ) ) { require_once MY_MODULES_PATH . ‘module_2.php’; }
There’s quite a bit to this… I feel like I’m doing your job for you, but here it is. A table automatically build to display download buttons for each version of a theme returned in the themes_api() request. You must run this at an appropriate time – at least after WordPress init: Simply call the … Read more
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Found it! thanks! echo ‘<pre>’; print_r($woocommerce->http->getResponse()->getbody()); echo ‘</pre>’;
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