I found the problem and I’m embarrassed… I had hardcoded one of the request urls in my js, but used the url to the staging site. So the value wasn’t updated because the value in the staging site hadn’t changed. #facepalm#
update_callback is not working in register_rest_field
as @prathamesh patil say, you missed the authentication = your jwt token how to generate jwt token ? simple = core logic install and enable WordPress plugin: JWT Authentication for WP REST API wordpress server enable HTTP:Authorization purpose: allow to call /wp-json/jwt-auth/v1 api add JWT_AUTH_SECRET_KEY into wp-config.php call POST https://www.yourWebsite.com/wp-json/jwt-auth/v1/token with wordpress username and password, … Read more
OK finally found the solution. After looking in wp_term_taxonomy table, I noticed that taxonomy column describes the taxonomy term for tags – which is actually post_tag, not just ‘tag’. So, this works: add_filter(‘rest_prepare_post_tag’, ‘wp_api_encode_yoast’, 10, 3); Hopefully someone will be helped by this.
Depends on what you want to do. If you want to run the PHP code that’s behind the WP-CLI code you might consider looking at https://github.com/wp-cli/entity-command Maybe you don’t actually need WP-CLI but the corresponding code behind it. Most WP-CLI commands have WordPress equivalents. For example of what I was trying to do today, the … 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
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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
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
Don’t think this is possible, however will do a bit more research. Since the functionality to expose this isn’t exposed by the server, you need to do something on the server side to enable this to happen. As you’re doing everything through a client-side script it wouldn’t be too hard to write a little plugin … Read more