Putting aside whether you’re making the API request from and to the same site or not, I assume that the $woocommerce is an instance of Automattic\WooCommerce\Client. And you can use the batch endpoint for product tags (/wp-json/wc/v3/products/tags/batch) to create/update/delete multiple (by default, up to 100) product tags at a time. Here’s an example for creating … Read more
Revised answer To other readers, another issue was the OP used the wrong route. So make sure to make the API request to the correct route, which is a combination of the first two parameters for register_rest_route() (namespace + route base). So with register_rest_route( ‘uheme/v1’, ‘/menu’ ), the route is uheme/v1/menu. Additionally: With permalinks enabled, … Read more
Finally, I found out how to do it. Just call fetchApi in componentDidMount and then create a new state in your component and add the response to this state when the request is done: constructor(props) { super(props); this.state = { data: {}, }; } componentDidMount() { apiFetch( { path: ‘/wp/v2/users/1’ } ) .then(data => this.setState({ … Read more
When I copy/pasted your code I got an error message because enf_register_categories_names_field() wasn’t defined. When I cleaned up your code and wrapped the register_rest_field() in a function called “enf_register_categories_names_field” it worked as expected. function ag_filter_post_json($response, $post, $context) { $tags = wp_get_post_tags($post->ID); $response->data[‘tag_names’] = []; foreach ($tags as $tag) { $response->data[‘tag_names’][] = $tag->name; } return $response; … Read more
To get your expected result, you have to create a second endpoint. Your endpoint doesn’t know what to do with the last part of the path (the ID). register_rest_route(‘mytheme/v1/’, ‘my_cpt/(?P<id>[\d]+)’, array( ‘methods’ => WP_REST_SERVER::READABLE, ‘callback’ => ‘my_cpt_single_result’, )); Your CB function could be like this: function my_cpt_single_result( $data ) { $cpt_id = $data[‘id’]; // make … Read more
There’s several things wrong here, none really related to OOP. Firstly, you seem to be attempting to register the REST routes on plugin activation. This is incorrect. Routes need to be registered for every request, so BusinessCustomersApiController->register_routes() needs to run on every request. You do this by hooking that function to the rest_api_init. The problem … Read more
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If the custom field’s name (i.e. meta key) is correct and the field is enabled for the REST API, then you should be able to update the meta by adding it in the meta property, which is an array of meta key-value pairs, like so: var newColor = { ‘title’: $( ‘.title’ ).val(), ‘meta’: { … Read more
The fundamental problem is that the code tries to use the REST API endpoint before the endpoints have been registered. Specifically it needs to do this after the rest_api_init hook has fired. Try to do it on a hook that runs after plugins and theme are loaded such as wp_loaded. In general avoid doing work … Read more
You’re getting that mismatched values because you’re using the wrong argument for the post ID in your $args array (i.e. the query args for WP_Query). And the correct argument is p (lowercase P) and not id: $args = [ // ‘id’ => $request[‘id’], // wrong argument name – ‘id’ ‘p’ => $request[‘id’], // and the … Read more