You cannot get over that limit of 100 posts per requests in WordPress for default requests. One way to still retrieve all posts would be to query that interface until you have all posts. Another would be a custom endpoint. If you can, I suggest creating your own REST endpoint. This will already work and … Read more
You have an arror because you do foreach loop on array, but one of value – also array, and you trying echo an array (articles). json_decode second parametr make your response as assoc array, if true or return object by default Use loop for each array in your data. I see that articles inside json … Read more
Ok, so technically I didn’t solve the issue that prevented me from accessing posts in draft status from an external domain where the frontend is hosted using only nonce values. My guess is that the logged_in cookie was not set/could not be read on the frontend side to verify the nonce value during an external … Read more
I had to do the same thing. I used the JSON API plugin and had to create a new controller for JSON API that read the specific data out of the tables that All-in-One created. Unfortunately there really were not the right calls in the calendar plugin to access all the data (or at least … Read more
I will assume you want to use PHP to display this data directly using a template, there are alternatives such as using another language or actually creating posts via the API. Simply put you want to take the JSON string and convert it into a PHP object or array using json_decode. http://php.net/manual/en/function.json-decode.php. Once the JSON … Read more
Get all post media images via WP REST API
WordPress REST API “rest_authentication_errors” doesn’t work external queries?
The result that is currently returned is raw text, which means data[0] accesses the first element (i.e. character) of the string, which is {. Obviously, you want to turn the returned data into a JSON object. To do this, jQuery.ajax() has a nifty property called dataType, which determines the way jQuery interprets the data returned … Read more
I’m likely doing it wrong, but when I form my requests for a WordPress installation at http://www.example.com/ like this: http://www.example.com/index.php?rest_route=/my/rest/route/here I end up getting proper responses back. I had a heck of a time figuring this out and ended up grokking a URL formatted like that in the HTML returned to me. I was expecting … Read more
I just want to make my own exporter Well, export_wp() will fetch the data (it builds the sql query, I think). So I’m not sure the benefit of using an api request to try and hand that data to export_wp(), unless you mean to generate the arguments for it via an endpoint, or some values … Read more