If you have the post’s ID, I assume that you are the owner of the blog ( Not because others can’t have the ID, but because only the owner should do such tasks ). To convert the post ID to the post’s URL, you can use get_the_permalink(): $url = get_the_permalink( $id ); Afterward, you can … Read more
XML-code sent via the POST method to the URL (API) [closed]
Curl requests sent two times
PHP to Handle API Return instead of print
/* ########################################################################## * * * DETERMINE ENTITY, via native wp_remote_post() call * /* ########################################################################## */ function get_entity_type_via_wp( $text_to_analyse, // passed string to be handed to GClouD NLP $entity = ‘type’ // part of each “entities” result to return ) { // Google Cloud API key $options = get_option( ‘cxt_settings’ ); $google_nlp_api = $options[‘cxt_gcloud’]; // Call … Read more
From what I can tell, what I was trying to do is not possible. The cURL request never actually touches the browser, it goes from the web app server to the wordpress site server so there in that context the web app server is the client. So when the redirect happens, the cookie is not … Read more
cURL RETURNTRANSFER function in wp_remote_post
For both your curl examples, the error is that your target is http: and not https: Either add https to the address, or use curl http://downloads.wordpress.org/release/wordpress-5.6-new-bundled.zip -L -L will follow redirects
That’s strange, but nonetheless, you should know that whether you use cURL, PHP, JS, etc., if you’re sending a JSON data, then you should set the Content-Type header to application/json. And via the cURL command line, you can use the -H option: curl –user “username:password” -X POST \ -H “Content-Type: application/json” \ -i https://example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts \ … Read more
export a csv file from the database with a cronjob