How to update WordPress Plugins in your own maintance application?
How to update WordPress Plugins in your own maintance application?
How to update WordPress Plugins in your own maintance application?
get_post_thumbnail_id() not getting correct featured image after post edited
API request forbidden when requesting from same domain
I’ve answered my question… when your not giving the id of the post meta … it’s creating another one … you give the id and it’s updating… –
This might be more of an AngularJS question. You can try setting your headers to no-cache. Something like: var req = { headers : { “Pragma” : “no-cache”, “Expires” : -1, “Cache-Control” : “no-cache” } };
I found answer here https://1fix.io/blog/2015/02/28/wordpress-rest-api-media/. add_action( ‘rest_api_init’, ‘add_filter’ ); add_filter( ‘query_vars’, function( $query_vars ) { $query_vars[] = ‘post_parent’; return $query_vars; });
I think you could use WP-REST-API-Filter-Items plugin. With the plugin you can define a list of fields you want and you do not have to fiddle with WordPress or PHP
You can (and you should) always filter the output of WP_REST_API. add_filter(‘json_prepare_post’, ‘change_this_into_a_proper_function_name’, 999); function change_this_into_a_proper_function_name($post){ // hack and slash into your $post here. This is a regular WP_Post // add custom fields and tax terms you might need, remove what // you don’t want to expose to app or are never going to need… … Read more
I’ll assume the html you posted is a template that is part of a theme or plugin where you can interact with the page loading routines. You do not need to load jQuery, it is already loaded by WordPress. Instead, you should leverage the script loading system. The third parameter in wp_enqueue_script states dependencies: my-app … Read more
Ok, that was quick. Pass in the parent id, and it works. someKey.save({parent: parentId});