Does functions.php continuously execute while WordPress is running? Yes, it’s run on each page load. You can learn more about the (theme) functions file at https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/theme-functions/. Should this be in functions.php file and how do i get it to execute only once? It can be put in that file, however, it should be run conditionally, … Read more
wp_remote_post vs curl to send data in WordPress plugin
No, there are no provisions in wp_remote_post for those parameters. wp_remote_post is a high level abstraction around a deeper level API which itself is another wrapper around the Requests library ( which itself provides an abstraction that handles support for multiple HTTP backends, not all servers have curl, or the same versions of curl ). … Read more
I wonder why this is happening or what I am doing wrong here WordPress has a revisions system which stores a record of each saved draft or published update, and a post can have one of a number of statuses like auto-draft when a new post is created and saved automatically in the background, draft … Read more
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WordPress wp_remote_post() sending informaiton to Redmine REST API
After further look into the problem I found out that for a weird reason wordpress only allows posting to port 80. Otherwise the post is denied. In other words, the server you are posting to must be listening on port 80.
wp_remote_get returns a json string. You have different function to work with this json response. wp_remote_head() wp_remote_retrieve_body(), wp_remote_retrieve_header(), wp_remote_retrieve_headers(), wp_remote_retrieve_response_code(), wp_remote_retrieve_response_message() The example from the codex: $response = wp_remote_get( ‘http://www.example.com/index.html’ ); if( is_array($response) ) { $header = $response[‘headers’]; // array of http header lines $body = $response[‘body’]; // use the content } Depending on the … Read more
Does wp_remote_post() require curl?
turns out (in case it’s helpful to someone else) that $omnikassaOrder[‘signature’] = hash_hmac(‘sha512’, json_encode(implode(‘,’,$toHash)), base64_decode($SigningKey)); should have been simply the following (without json_encode ) $omnikassaOrder[‘signature’] = hash_hmac(‘sha512’, implode(‘,’,$toHash), base64_decode($SigningKey));