You may need to flush the REST API cache in order to see the added field. You can do this by adding the following code to your plugin: This code will flush the REST API cache whenever a post (including a page) is saved or updated, so that the changes to the registered field will … Read more
A brief introduction and what does wp.apiRequest() return wp.apiRequest() is one of the three JavaScript API written by WordPress (the other two JavaScript APIs are the Backbone JavaScript Client and wp.apiFetch()), which we can use to communicate with the WordPress REST API, and as for wp.apiRequest(), it uses jQuery.ajax() which returns a jqXHR object that … Read more
Oddly, the cause of the problem seems to be the quotation marks around the comparison parameter. For example filter[meta_query][0][compare]=%27=%27 now needs to be filter[meta_query][0][compare]==. When only matching one meta value, this is not necessary, when matching two, this is, now, necessary. :/ Update: I realised that my hosting provider changed the version of Linux on … Read more
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Q1. How can we do this login event? Can we login via API or do we need something different? I’m asking because I’ve seen ways to log in with a cookie. The WP REST API provides no session management functionality. There is no way to login, register, or logout via the REST API. If it … Read more
Does functions.php continuously execute while WordPress is running? Yes, it’s run on each page load. You can learn more about the (theme) functions file at https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/theme-functions/. Should this be in functions.php file and how do i get it to execute only once? It can be put in that file, however, it should be run conditionally, … Read more
I’m not completely sure if this is the problem, but note that update_option() returns a false if the the old and new option values are the same, so you should not simply do a if ( update_option( self::$option_name, $message_data ) ) check. So for example, you would instead do something like this: if ( get_option( … Read more