Unfortunately the answer to this question is simply that you cannot do this. curl will never resolve the shortcodes of your page before you submit the form.
Retrieving Deleted Scheduled Posts via WordPress REST API
Restrict APP REST API for users with account and capabilities
WP_REST_Response extends WP_HTTP_Response class, which has a header() method for setting headers. Using the rest_request_after_callbacks filter should allow setting the header, but will need to duplicate the functionality of WP_REST_Server->error_to_response(), which at time of writing calls rest_convert_error_to_response(), so that’s easy enough. Here’s what I think this will end up looking like (untested). add_filter( ‘rest_request_before_callbacks’, static … Read more
Okay, it was really weird. I just went to the Permalink settings and clicked Save without changing anything. That somehow fixed it.
Keep in mind that WordPress uses Backbonejs as its data model representation in their Javascript API Client. Since post.fetch() is an async function and returns a promise then you’d have to do your logic/logging after the fetch is complete. So you write: post.fetch().then( function( p ) { console.log( p ); } ); LINKS: fetch
This is a problem: public function __contruct() it should be __construct, the S is missing, meaning there is no constructor and the add_filter calls never happen The function that registers the routes also never runs because the add_action call is commented out: //add_action( ‘rest_api_init’, array( $this, ‘extend_default_routes’ ) ); This means the constructor never runs, … Read more
I think the problem here is how you register the rest routes and how you return data for the single project endpoint. When you register the route and the callback like this. function single_project($data) { $post_ID = $data[‘id’]; return get_post($post_ID); } add_action(‘rest_api_init’, function () { register_rest_route( ‘project/v1’, ‘post/(?P<id>\d+)’, array( ‘methods’ => ‘GET’, ‘callback’ => ‘single_project’, … Read more
Removing the conditionals for the set() calls will solve the problem. I suspect that the REST request is populating those parameters, and as such the set() calls do not occur. Untested: add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘test_pre_get_post_filter’ ); function test_pre_get_post_filter( $query ) { if ( is_admin() ) { return; } $query->set( ‘post_status’, array( ‘publish’ ) ); $query->set( ‘posts_per_page’, … Read more
To get the raw content, you need to pass the context argument as edit. This is the version of the content that’s used in the editor, and should match the raw data you originally sent. This version of the content will be accessible at content.raw. Note that using this context may require the request to … Read more