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.
WP CLI in WP 5.3 with PHP 7.4
Your exact code would depend on how the HTTP notification is sent to your server and on the structure of the JSON, but the first building block is to listen for the incoming post request. There are lots of WP hooks that would be suitable. One is init, e.g.: add_action(‘init’, function() { $user=”the_correct_basic_auth_username”; $password = … Read more
How do i POST to WordPress rest API from the same domain?
I just figured it out, just in case it might be helpful for anyone in future: There is an option available to exclude a particular category – categories_exclude So, the new rest API would be: https://www.example.com/?rest_route=/wp/v2/posts&per_page=100&categories_exclude=10
Suddenly get errors in admin when editing post type
What’s the right way to validate JSON data coming from an AJAX POST request?
I bet you are on a localhost server, I had the same issue and fixed changing files permission. ALL wp-content files & folders, and ALL wp-includes folder & files must have full permissions. If you are on localhost this is not a problem, you could simply give full permission to the entire WP installation