I dont think Beyond Multisite is going to do it. when you look at a site that is using Yoast you will see that it loads ‘yoast.js’ The best idea I have is to use a site like publicwww.com (free for first 3M pages) to provide a list of all sites that it knows also … Read more
WP Refused to display ‘URL’ in a frame because it set ‘X-Frame-Options’ to ‘sameorigin’
How to connect wordpress user with my own APP user?
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Its not good way to edit .htaccess for wordpress url rewriting (only for main urls settings from admin panel) You found your response here : API basic url rewriting or The Rewrite API: Post Types & Taxonomies An example : add_action( ‘init’, ‘rewrite_rule’ ); function rewrite_rule() { global $wp,$wp_rewrite; // Remember to flush the rules … Read more
Do not rely on the codex. Some pages are just a heap of crap and totally useless. The problem with the codex is that everybody with an account on wordpress.org can change and alter the codex as they see fit. I don’t say, Do not use the codex, I’m saying that you need to be … Read more
I thought I’d share my solution for anyone working on a similar problem. I ended up switching to node-wpapi and using REST Autodiscovery to enable use of the WooCommerce & WordPress APIs from a single library. This can be done like so: const wpapi = require(‘wpapi’) let wp = new wpapi({ endpoint: ‘http://your.wp.site/wp-json/’, username: ‘user’, … Read more
Seems odd to answer my own question, but in case it is of use to someone, this is the answer. To make an ajax call to a plugin, and receive the response correctly you must register that endpoint with the plugin. This allows you to sidestep the protection WordPress is putting in your way. I’m … Read more
Yes, of course you can make any type of web app. Use Page Templates for different pages, Custom Post Types for different data handlers, Taxonomies for categorizing those data, and Plugins for advanced functionality. WP Codex is best way to dive into WordPress.
License Compatibility As a recent commenter pointed out on my site, it should be possible to distribute a plug-in that’s not GPL so long as you don’t distribute it with WordPress. However, the guys at WP.org have pointed out time and again that only GPL-compatible plug-ins must be compatible with version 2 of the GPL. … Read more