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pass complex json as shortcode parameter

Maybe there is a better solution, but serialize seems to do the job. Instead of json I could pass json_decoded and then serialized parameters. For example $jsonval = json_decode(‘{“foo”: “bar”}’); $serialized = serialize($jsonval); Shortcode will be something like: [myshortcode parameters=”O:8:”stdClass”:1:{s:8:”foo”;s:3:”bar”;}”] At this point I can handle parameters unserializing them: function myshortcodehandler($atts){ $arrparameters = (array) unserialize($atts[“parameters”]); … Read more

WordPress Theme/Plugin Information API Response to Text and Button

There’s quite a bit to this… I feel like I’m doing your job for you, but here it is. A table automatically build to display download buttons for each version of a theme returned in the themes_api() request. You must run this at an appropriate time – at least after WordPress init: Simply call the … Read more

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Can I use application/json content type in WordPress

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WP REST API remove the WordPress shortcodes from the JSON wp/v2/posts content->rendered

This is unnecessary, WordPress already provides the fully rendered HTML content in REST responses with the shortcodes already processed and turned into HTML. Inside the object the API responds with is a content field that has a rendered sub-field containing what you want. Use that instead of the raw unprocessed version.