Lots of possible causes obviously – DNS, routing, firewall, an issue with their server or app, or an issue with your server or app. One possible issue on their end that you could easily identify – if they’re using round-robin DNS queries for the api hostname, maybe one of the api endpoints is broken and … Read more
I used Class to embed functions in function.php file. And also used namespace to call ajax requests. So no conflicts in displaying messages
Add binary or json animation to wordpress site
You’re using the wrong function. It’s register_rest_route() not register_rest_field().
Solution to my own problem: Enqueue your custom file.js and localize admin-ajax.php. index.php function script_enqueue() { // Register the JS file with a unique handle, file location, and an array of dependencies wp_register_script(“dt_csc”, plugin_dir_url(__FILE__). ‘js/cdt.js’, array(‘jquery’)); // localize the script to your domain name, so that you can reference the url to admin-ajax.php file easily … Read more
Get wordpress post with featured image, category and tag from WordPress API
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To check if a string from database is like a:2:{i:3;a:4:{s:5:”title”;s:0:””;s:4:”text”;s:503:”…}}, you can use the function is_serialized() To get the data as php array : if(is_serialized($data_as_string)){ $data_as_array = unserialize( $data_as_string); }
file_get_contents() is usually blocked to fetching content from URLs for safety reasons. You should provide a local server path. In alternative use wp_remote_get()
You probably need to decode JSON string to use in the JS code, so something like let parsedItem = <?php echo stripslashes($result->myJson); ?>; Note that you will get JSON object, so no need to call JSON.parse there. I added stripslashes to remove extra \” from json string loaded from database.