register_rest_field only for specific page
register_rest_field only for specific page
register_rest_field only for specific page
Secure WordPress API, how?
Return a WP_REST_Response from an inner function (and not from the root callback)
Here is an idea for sending a featured image (file data) on API and setting the image as a featured image on the server. Get File data from URL using following function: /*fetch the file from URL*/ function prefix_get_file_data_from_url( $url ) { $response = wp_remote_get( $url ); if ( is_array( $response ) && ! is_wp_error( … Read more
Fix by using: return new \WP_REST_Response( \json_encode( $return_data), 200 );
There’s actually a hook that will fire for all REST API requests. It’s the recommended hook to use when adding your own API endpoints, so you can be sure that this hook will be fired for every single REST API request that your website handles. /** * @param \WP_REST_Server $wp_rest_server */ function capture_all_rest_api_requests( $wp_rest_server ) … Read more
How to deliver webp format of images to WP REST API
You’re getting the error because the URL format is invalid — that & there is invalid because there’s no ? in the URL: wp-json/w1/unica/posts/unica-12-1&interact, but even if you actually added the ?, that’s not how to pass multiple slugs to the API. So how can you pass multiple slugs to your custom endpoint? register_rest_route( ‘w1/page_name/’, … Read more
You can do this. <?php if (is_user_logged_in()) : // user is logged in ?> <button>Log Out</button> <?php else : // user is not logged in ?> <button>Log in</button> <?php endif; ?>
The closest to what you want is the wp cache flush CLI command, or wp_cache_flush() which will flush any object caches, but these only flush persistent object caches implemented via WP_Cache. In particular: this only applies to object caches. If you do not have a persistent object cache then it will have no effect CDN … Read more