This isn’t valid: add_action(‘rest_api_init’, $b2_items_rest_route->b2_register_route); By all rights this should generate either a warning or a fatal error add_action takes a PHP callable as a second parameter, e.g.: ‘function_name’ function( $im_a_closure_yay) {} array( ‘class_name’, ‘static_method’ ) array( $object, ‘method’ )
You should wrap your function in parent theme like this, not in child theme function.php if (!function_exists(‘TaskerDev_get_first_post_image_fnc’) ){ function TaskerDev_get_first_post_image_fnc($pid, $w = 100, $h = 100) { //Parent theme code here } }
WP – API – OAuth 1.0a Server, How to implement with AngularJS?
The correct format for filters in the url is: ?filter[listing_area]=northwest&filter[listing_shooting_type]=clay You don’t need to create one ajax call per option, just one which combines the filters as set by the user
Using WordPress as an API [closed]
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I’m looking for the same answer, but looking at the WP REST API documentation it seems you can’t do it. In the Create a Post section you’ll see the API only accepts these arguments: date date_gmt password slug status title content author excerpt featured_media comment_status ping_status format sticky categories tags
So one way this can be done is by creating a filter to check for a custom query string parameter that represents a tag name or names. I added a function similar to this to my theme. It modifies the global WP_Query object before a request is made for posts by the REST API. add_filter(‘pre_get_posts’, … Read more
OAuth1 empty “authentication” in /wp-json
It is a bit more complicated to achieve. It needs too filters : one to allow the new REST parameter another to set the WP_Query argument add_filter( ‘rest_post_collection_params’, ‘collection_params’, null, 2 ); add_filter( ‘rest_post_query’, ‘query’, null, 2 ); function collection_params( array $query_params, \WP_Post_Type $post_type ): array { $query_params[‘post__not_in’] = [ ‘description’ => ‘Excludes posts.’, ‘type’ … Read more