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How to get theme’s info from wordpress.org/themes using api.wordpress.org?

If you’re in the admin site you can use themes_api() $info = themes_api( ‘theme_information’, [ ‘slug’ => ‘twentyten’ ] ); echo esc_textarea( $info->sections[‘description’] ); but that’s plain text, not HTML. The API request it generates is https://api.wordpress.org/themes/info/1.2/?action=theme_information&request%5Bslug%5D=twentyten&request%5Blocale%5D=en_US&request%5Bwp_version%5D=5.3.2 You can see the parameters in there as multiple URL-encoded request[key] parameters.

Custom REST endpoint not working to retrieve single posts (“rest_no_route”)

To get your expected result, you have to create a second endpoint. Your endpoint doesn’t know what to do with the last part of the path (the ID). register_rest_route(‘mytheme/v1/’, ‘my_cpt/(?P<id>[\d]+)’, array( ‘methods’ => WP_REST_SERVER::READABLE, ‘callback’ => ‘my_cpt_single_result’, )); Your CB function could be like this: function my_cpt_single_result( $data ) { $cpt_id = $data[‘id’]; // make … Read more

Creating a WordPress Post via REST API – HTML or Markdown?

WordPress doesn’t support Markdown without a plugin. The content should be HTML.

WordPress custom API endpoint – how to make the request more flexible

You need to register separate routes for each scenario you want to cover (ie, cat & tag, just cat, or just tag), all done in the single add_action call. The regex you have will support the comma separated tags. The next thing to do is change how you set the ‘term’ parameter as part of … Read more

Woocommerce, finding the ordinal number of a purchase for a certain product

Assuming you are not allowed guest checkout what you can try is add a custom field to your WooCommerce products in which you would save the history of purchases as an array like [<user_id_1>, <user_id_2>, …]; write a custom function and use a woocommerce_order_status_completed hook to update this field according to products within the order … Read more

Update Customer JWT Woocommerce

The user you are using to update an user has to be network admin This was my issue

Sending posts from Python to WordPress

Use the REST API at /wp-json, there are endpoints for retrieving posts that you can POST to. You will need a plugin installed to provide authentication, I recommend OAuth2. Then, you can use an OAuth2 and a REST API library in python. You do not need to use a WordPress specific library.

Is it possible to create new user from external form using REST API?

If i’m not sure if i have misunderstand your question might, yes you need to send a post request to POST /wp/v2/users api. That should do the trick i dont think programming language have issue on this. I believe you should decide how post submitting flow should be affecting.

Woocommerce REST API – add filter to set maximum query per page for product brands [closed]

There are no brand fields in WooCommerce core by default. This answer comes from a post 2 years ago, given by an engineer from Automattic. I double-checked the validity of this answer again today. Yes correct use vendor_id or another field which is valid. Let me share mine which was worked for me. i place … Read more

Google credentials and redirect URI for Google OAuth2 in a WordPress plugin, questions

There are two possible solutions depending on what kind of relationship you expect to have with the people that use the plugin. Instruct them how to create an app and which URLs to use to be compatibe with what you expect in the plugin, have a setting page at the wordpress admin in which they … Read more

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