I think your only option is to build a small proxy, a PHP function on your own site to which you pass the URL you want to grab. That call, being to your own site (ajax call) will be using the same protocol as your site. The PHP code receives the ajax call, turns around … Read more
I found a .htaccess solution, but I will be happy if anyone know a working PHP solution. It’s my .htaccess with multiple domain access support and access for only GET request: # CORS Headers <ifModule mod_headers.c> SetEnvIf Origin “^http(s)?://(.+\.)?(localhost:8080|example\.com|example\.net)$” origin_is=$0 Header always set Access-Control-Allow-Origin %{origin_is}e env=origin_is Header always set Access-Control-Allow-Methods “GET” Header always set Access-Control-Allow-Headers … Read more
this line IS your php inlcude path: require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . ‘path_to ChargeBee.php’); you need to change it to something specific to your coding. ie: are you putting this into a theme or a plugin? ( would suggest a plugin) If that were the case you would use something like this: require_once( CHARGEBEEPLUGIN_DIR . ‘/lib/chargebee.php’ ); this … Read more
Sounds like it’s expecting tag IDs as integers and you’re sending strings. split returns an array of strings, even if those strings are numbers. Instead of using .split try something like this let tags = JSON.parse(“[” + this.newPostTags + “]”); If you really like split then you would do this: let tags = this.newPostTags.split(“,”).map(Number);
I’m not an expert on this but I did get into it a little recently. Take a look at this tutorial: http://wpengineer.com/2426/wp_list_table-a-step-by-step-guide/ Basically, you’ll want to create a class that extends WP_List_Table: class My_List_Table extends WP_List_Table { // what your table is all about } $myListTable = new My__List_Table(); It is an involved process, but … Read more
There is nothing wrong if API returns more than what you need. Unless there is a security/privacy issue it is unlikely that the additional info will matter. If you totally can not live with core’s API, you need to just write your own. “cloning”, “forking” or any other nice term you might want to use … Read more
Yes, you could create a plugin to produce admin pages that connect to the REST you’ve made for your application, and provide a gui to interact with its endpoints for CRUD operations. It would be, essentially, no different than connecting to any other external api (i.e. a Mailchimp or Google api). If you are only … Read more
You can use this URL to run GET request: https://api.wordpress.org/plugins/info/1.1/?action=query_plugins&request[page]=2&request[per_page]=100&request[browse]=new You will get JSON object that includes plugins, the total number of plugins, page, the total number of pages. It will sort plugins from newest to oldest.
WordPress itself can communicate with external API’s through wp_remote_get and wp_remote_post. See the codex. In your case, you could create a page template called page-search.php (keep in mind that search.php is reserved for the internal WordPress search functionality, so you would define it as a template, and select it when creating the page), and run … Read more
Woocommerce would be a bit restrictive for this scenario. WC sells premade products, so the workflow would be: visitor requests a quote and goes to database as usual; then admin determines the price, sets up a WC product with the correct name and price, then emails the visitor a link to the product page. Finally, … Read more