As you hint at, it sounds like intuitively very bad design to have one key for all users that’s hard coded in your app. You can’t retract that key without breaking the app for all users, and you can’t limit access easily if one user e.g. overloads your API. If you do this, you may … Read more
In the documentation I could find, it seems there were four options. OAuth1.0a Server – this appeared to be unsupported and obsolete Application Passwords – This might work, but it seemed a bit awkward to me JSON Web Tokens – this appears to be unsupported and obsolete Basic Authentication – this appears unsuitable as far … Read more
WP Rest API in Android studio does not show Images
Updating post status via rest api
In the documentation of WP REST User https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-rest-user/ you have the aswer: To perform further actions after user is registered, write and add_action: add_action(‘wp_rest_user_user_register’, ‘user_registered’); function user_registered($user) { // Do Something } Replace “// Do Something” for the code to change the user role. Something like this (not tested): $u = new WP_User( 3 ); … Read more
WP_Query not ordering correctly
Once you get the id of the user in members variable. You then have to use get_post_meta to get the custom data of members because ACF uses meta boxes. After that merge the data with the members variable and then pass the variable to WP_REST_Response class. I would have commented but that reputation, so posted … Read more
As posts can’t have parents, there is no endpoint to get the parent ID of a post. However, pages can have parents, so the page endpoint should return a parent ID, among other things. So, by getting mysite.com/wp-json/wp/v2/pages, you should be able to get the parent attribute, which is “The ID for the parent of … Read more
I done a bit of experimenting and in my custom endpoint i replaced : wp_send_json($items); with : return new \WP_REST_Response ($items); However I do not see how to extract my data from the WP_REST_Request object. I can see it is there with var_dump. But I can find no documentation as to how to access the … Read more
Have a look at wp_get_attachment_image_url for getting the URL of images: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_get_attachment_image_url/ or wp_get_attachment_url for getting the URL for attachments other than images: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_get_attachment_url/. These functions return the URLs only and you could use them like so: // your JSON $json = ‘ { “Gallery Images”: [ “1833”, “1834”, “1835” ] } ‘; // convert … Read more