Try changing your permalinks structure. Within the dashboard go to Settings > Permalinks and select the Post Name structure. When this is done click Save Changes. If Post Name is already selected, it might be worth clicking save changes again to reset the permalinks. Update: Per the comments below, WordPress does not, out of the … Read more
I’m using gutenberg… could that be the reason? Yes, Gutenberg (or the Block Editor) uses the WordPress REST API when working with the taxonomy terms (and other things like custom post types). So the filter rest_collection_query (or rest_{taxonomy}_query) will be applied no matter who/what made the REST API request, or where it was being made … Read more
The prepare_item_for_response method of the WP_REST_Posts_Controller class “Prepares a single post output for response” by translating every property of the post object for output from the REST API. The method doesn’t run statically, so we need to instantiate a controller in our endpoint. Here’s a simple example endpoint: function endpoint( $request ) { $p = … Read more
JSON Schema It’s supported if you explicitly register the object JSON schema as: $args = array( ‘show_in_rest’ => array( ‘schema’ => array( ‘type’ => ‘object’, ‘properties’ => array( ‘post’ => array( ‘type’ => ‘string’, ), ‘blog’ => array( ‘type’ => ‘string’, ), ) ), ), ); register_setting( ‘default_sidebars’, ‘default_sidebars’, $args ); Resulting in the following … Read more
After studying carefully 🤓 the WordPress REST API Handbook concerning Home / REST API Handbook / Extending the REST API / Routes and Endpoints Home / REST API Handbook / Extending the REST API / Adding Custom Endpoints I realized I made a couple of mistakes. Therefore, I wanted to share with you my findings. … Read more
To just know the number of posts in a category, its endpoint returns that number straightforward, in example: curl http://wired.com/wp-json/wp/v2/categories/24 In the resource returned, the count field says: 486 Which is the same number the metadata says about the total number of posts, if you request the posts in that category, rather than the category … Read more
The issue was my staging and dev were using one minor version difference of the WP API plugin which Im assuming made a destructive change.
I may have the answer to this. I had POST in my code, but I was trying to look at the URL through a browser. Make sure you’re using the method you specify.
Both callbacks in the register_rest_field_for_custom_taxonomy_location() function are misspelled. change ‘get_callback’ => ‘location_get_term_meta’, ‘update_callback’ => ‘location_update_term_meta’, to ‘get_callback’ => ‘location_get_term_meta_field’, ‘update_callback’ => ‘location_update_term_meta_field’, Register Code function register_rest_field_for_custom_taxonomy_location() { register_rest_field( ‘location’, ‘location_code’, array( ‘get_callback’ => ‘location_get_term_meta_field’, ‘update_callback’ => ‘location_update_term_meta_field’, ‘schema’ => null, ) );
Couldn’t get it to work. The only solution that I found was to setup a custom endpoint: http://v2.wp-api.org/extending/adding/