There’s no trick. If a plugin has an API that is intended for you to use externally, such as in a React Native app, then its developer would document it. So all you can do is check if the plugin has developer documentation, and whether that documentation includes a REST API or similar. For example, … Read more
It’s off-topic but if you just want to write the setup and punchline values to a text file you can do something like this: # Dependencies import json import requests # Specify the URL url = “https://official-joke-api.appspot.com/jokes/programming/ten” # Make request and store response r = requests.get(url) print(“Status code:”, r.status_code) jokes = json.loads(r.text) with open(“outfile.txt”, “w”) … Read more
$user1 = $wpdb->get_results(“SELECT * FROM diary_user_form_storage”); foreach ($user1 as $key => $value) { $productString = stripslashes($value->product); $product=json_decode($productString,true); $error_p = implode(‘ ‘, $product[0]); echo $error_p; } Out will be PRODUCT 2 PRODUCT 5
In general, this function lets you localize your JS strings, but you can also use it to set global JS variables: function set_my_js_var() { // logic here for returning the right JS var $myVar = “Hello World”; return $myVar; } function load_fe_scripts() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘global-js-var’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/my_file.js’ ); $localize_array = array( ‘my_js_var’ => set_my_js_var() … Read more
In these lines: $jobs_description = $jobs->jobs_description; $jobs_family = $jobs->jobs_family->name; You’re using “jobs”, plural. But in the actual data it’s “job”, singular. So jobs_description is an undefined property because the actual property is job_description, and jobs_family is a ‘non-object’ because the actual object is job_family.
Firstly, the custom posts need to have the ‘show_in_rest’ => true, parameter set on post registration – see Adding REST API Support For Custom Content Types for more detailed instructions. Secondly, I then usually navigate to yoursiteaddress.com/wp-json/ for example https://blog.ted.com/wp-json/ – there you’ll see a play-book for all the routes you can play with in … Read more
You will want to have your own url structure to output your “non html” output. Actually there are several ways, and it might be up to coding style preference to select one Add a Page and a template for the page that does what you need. You don’t have to output any html even in … Read more
The link doesn’t give any information. site shows blank page the rest api returns authentication error. WP Search API is working pretty well for post post-type as a default. When you publish the posts, it takes a couple seconds to admit them in the rest search results. In my past experience, Searching didn’t work due … Read more
Instad of using wp_send_json(), just echo the HTML and end with a die; or exit;. This should return plain HTML (content) to your script.
When you say developer, I immediately assume you mean someone trying to add content to the site? There is a WordPress app that you can add your site to, and add Posts, pages, view stats, etc.