Yes, it is possible, To achieve this you need to understand basic REST-API and Server-Client communication. You need an API from your Other Website where the API will consume the input. And then your WordPress site will call that API with the parameters that contains data from your input form.
add tags to wordpress post using REST API
I was able to find a solution here. Add this to $args in setup.php ‘show_in_rest’ => true, ‘rest_base’ => ‘charts’ Add this to the bottom of the setup.php file. fistly, you’re registering the fields to get/set in the rest interface. then you’re registering the specific meta data to the post_type = amchart add_action(“rest_api_init”, function () … Read more
How to access a table in a wordpress database using REST API?
is it possible to fetch data from a remote api while admin is writing a new post?
WordPress API – sign-up to multiple Multisites from one single form
I found a solution after I’ve read how vue works under the hood when the data are updated. My problem was that the Array.push() function was adding the new fetched data inside the original array as a nested array. This was causing the problem with the v-for loop that was not able to iterate over … Read more
I was close to the answer here, but held back by being unfamiliar with how global WordPress can be, and how that can be used to extend plugins. All I needed to do was wrap the plugin logic in a check for the presence of Woocommerce: if ( in_array( ‘woocommerce/woocommerce.php’, apply_filters( ‘active_plugins’, get_option( ‘active_plugins’ ) … Read more
First of all it’s not clear why getting all products in one go seems to not be an option if you have control on the API you can add a custom endpoint and write your query to get all the products ( maybe in status “publish”) something like : global $wpdb; $Q=”SELECT * FROM “.$wpdb->prefix.”posts … Read more
Custom REST API POST Endpoint Not Working, 404 Error