When you’re using Basic Authentication, you can’t just pass the {username}:{password} string; you need to base64-encode it. libcurl docs on Basic Auth So your line ‘Authorization’: ‘Basic ‘ + WP_USER + ‘:’ + WP_APPLICATION_PASSWORD should be more like ‘Authorization’: ‘Basic ‘ + base64( WP_USER + ‘:’ + WP_APPLICATION_PASSWORD ) (I don’t know how Python does … Read more
REST API request between domain and subdomain
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Setting default category on post update
Sheepishly: The authorization field needs a space between “Basic” and the token. Problem solved.
because you don’t return JSON, you can use admin-post.php. create a hook like that : add_action(“admin_post_nopriv_MY_PLUGIN__answer”, function () { header(“Content-type: text/xml”); echo “<abc><def>1</def></abc>”; exit(); }); and then use the url /wp-admin/admin-post.php?action=MY_PLUGIN__answer. when you do debugging, don’t forget that admin_post_nopriv only answers on unconnected users then you can open the url in another browser.
If you’re using javascript to submit the form data to the REST endpoint, then you should handle the redirection at the client side, not at the server with PHP. Read the location header from the response and pass it to window.location to redirect the user somewhere. Here’s a simplified example – not tested, requires fleshing … Read more
I’ve ended up with a simple solution. after the query to the DB to get all the desired CPT I’m looping the posts object and inside my loop I get the postmeta I will need to add and append them to each post before return the data to the front-end public function get_contents( WP_REST_Request $request … Read more
Adding post thumbnail URL in Search or Post REST APIs response [closed]
Instead of this ASCII mess, it should simply be: “Who’s this?” No, it should not. If you make a OPTIONS request to the /wp-json/wp/v2/pages path, you’ll see the schema which defines all the fields that exist within a Page record, like so for the post title field, via JavaScript’s fetch(): Therefore, title.rendered is meant for … Read more