Basically what you would want is to disable the RPWE widget whenever a request is made through the API. I haven’t tested it, but this might work: add_action (‘widgets_init’, ‘wpse332374_remove_rpwe’, 0, 1000) // make sure this is the last action function wpse332374_remove_rpwe() { if (is_rest()) unregister_widget (‘recent_post_widget_extended’); // or whatever the handle is } Note … Read more
The Posts endpoint accepts a slug parameter when querying for posts, so if you can get the slug from the URL, then you can make request to /wp-json/wp/v2/posts?slug=<slug>. So if the URL is http://example.com/hello-world/ and you know the slug is hello-world, then for example in JavaScript, you can do something like: fetch( ‘http://example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts?slug=hello-world’ ) .then( … Read more
As Howdy_McGee said, you need to reference the individual data points, not the whole user object. <?php // Get the user object: username, email, firstname, lastname, displayname, and user ID $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); // Get other user meta, such as phone number // (you’ll have to check what meta_key you’re using for info like this) … Read more
The WC_Product object has an image_id (string) and an gallery_image_ids (array) attribute for product image and product’s gallery images. Both of them are attachment ids, so you should get the image src from it’s attachment id with the wp_get_attachment_image_url() method and add it to your $products array.
By default, that API endpoint is paged and the amount per_page is set to 10. You can see all the defaults for that endpoint here https://woocommerce.github.io/woocommerce-rest-api-docs/#list-all-orders If this endpoint works like WP_Query then you’ll need to set the per_page parameter to -1. Otherwise you’ll need to make multiple requests, incrementing the page number each time … Read more
Assuming you are using wp_enqueue_script to load the .js, then use wp_localize_script to set the value of your key. Another option is to use wp_add_inline_script instead of wp_localize_script.
I have resovled it myself. I have enabled sunrise in wp-config. Then add a script to sunrise.php to override HTTP_HOST. I made it dynamic since we have many websites. When you visit api.domainxy.com it automatically shows you domainxy.com. <?php $re=”/(?:api\.)(.*)/m”; $str = $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]; preg_match_all($re, $str, $matches, PREG_SET_ORDER, 0); if ($matches && $matches[0][1] != “”) { … Read more
I haven’t used Socialite before today, so I did a quick install to see if I could reproduce the problem and … wow … The system is definitely broken. Facebook requires you to partially host your application on your own server. You set up some integration so you can use its API, but most of … Read more
Hi @James: If you have the post ID of your newly created post (the $created variable from your question) you use the wp_set_object_terms() function, for example: wp_add_post_tags($created,’My First Tag’); wp_add_post_tags($created,’My Second Tag’); wp_add_post_tags($created,’My Third Tag’);
Some good ones I read: http://www.wprecipes.com http://www.smashingmagazine.com usually has some good stuff. You might find more under their ‘network posts’ http://net.tutsplus.com http://www.catswhocode.com/blog/ http://wpcandy.com/