wp_remote_get was causing the issue and switch over to a curl solution. The code below replaced my old solution: $serverIP = ‘x.x.x.x’; $serviceAPI = ‘/Get_VacationRequest’; $jsonData = urlencode(json_encode($_REQUEST)); // Set up the server information where we will consume the API $url=”http://” . $serverIP . $serviceAPI . ‘?name=” . $jsonData; // Start the curl session $curl … Read more
try this: if (isset($_GET[‘api’])) { if ($_GET[‘api’] == ‘json’ && isset($_GET[‘id’])) { $args = array( ‘p’ => $_GET[‘id’], ‘post_type’ => ‘any’// ID of a page, post, or custom type ); $query = new WP_Query($args); // $query is the WP_Query Object $post = $query->post; // $post contains the post object header(“content-type: application/json”); echo json_encode($post); } exit(); … Read more
You can use WordPress to save you some time. The structure of WordPress admin can be a time saving when you need to offer the client a panel to access some info, or control something. You can use WordPress plugins to do, like, half of the work or more. You will still need to tweak … Read more
There are many precautions you can (and should) follow. Select good hosting/server. Set strong passwords for your hosting and FTP accounts. Don’t use servers that allow remote connections to the DB. If you want to host multiple sites on one server, make sure they’re separated (so one site can’t access files from other sites – … Read more
If your site uses permalinks, try going to Settings > Permalinks and then click on Save. It will refresh your permalinks and will typically solve the issue.
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First, there’s the debug query arg: ?dev=1, which you can simply append to the URl. AFAIK, the plugin relies on get_posts(), so you should be save to use &offset=10. _Disclaimer: Not tested, as I ain’t got a setup with the plugin in use.`
Download XAMPP or WAMP and take some time to get familiar with it (it will set up a web server on your computer). You’ll have to copy the WordPress folder into the www/ or htdocs/, access it from your browser and start the WordPress installation. Most likely, you’ll want to make a custom theme for … Read more