Sorry, but what’s the use scope of JSON API plugin here? The only thing you need is ad the week (or wahtever information you need) in the markup of the page. Assuming your loop is somethin like this: <ul id=”postlist”> <?php while( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <li id=”post_<?php the_ID(); ?>” class=”post”> <h2><?php the_title(); ?></h2> … Read more
How to add custom_fields value in JSON API using create_post
You can use get_posts (Method: get_posts) which returns posts according to WordPress WP_Query parameters and then pass parameters for category and search keyword in cat and s params respectively.
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JSON Feed on my wordpress Blog
This is a WordPress setting you can change. Login to the WP admin panel, click Settings > Reading, change “Syndication feed show the most recent” from the default 10 items to something higher, and click Save. If you don’t see the change immediately, try clearing the recent cache in your browser, or open the link … Read more
You get an 401 because your AJAX isn’t authorized to delete Posts. Would be a big Problem, if everyone could send such Kind of AJAX-requests to your WordPress and delete all your Content. As of the API, your JS code has to be modifyed to something like this: … //make the request var dataArray = … Read more
Trying to use and understand JSON API and get_posts
To get only child pages (pages that have parent selected), you can use this query: http://example.com/api/get_posts/?post_type=page&posts_per_page=1&orderby=rand&post_parent__not_in[]= And that should also give you the answer for your second question, I guess 😉 If you want to pass array(1=>’foo’, 2=>’bar’) as param called my_array, you should use this query: …&my_array[1]=foo&my_array[2]=bar