There is a similar problem to create posts from an API and programmatically generating posts. Essentially just parse the JSON into an array, grab the fields you need, and create the post/product. You most likely need to pull the images as well. You should also consider if the post already exists in your database and … Read more
In order to have your post have a default image, you need to set your post thumbnail. In doing this you need to set the ID of the media, which isn’t readily apparent. I do most of my work in Python, so for me, the following helps: Step 1. Get the list of all your … Read more
If you’re talking about WordPress user registration, you want to start by reading about the User Register hook: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/user_register Then your code would be something like this which will automatically fire each time a user registers on the site: add_action(‘user_register’,’send_sms’); function send_sms($user_id){ // Code for your SMS API Here } The code would go in … Read more
different solutions use the rss or atom-feed (each is xml) and parse it; has always fast and sure the post and data inside; easy to use with different langugage, all frameworks has implement for parse xml. use the xmlrpc interface; but is optional in WP and you must read the documentation for the API scan … Read more
Mark is right, without knowing more, this is a hard question to answer. This is a general guide though (not written by me) that I’ve used for my projects in the past. https://yoast.com/wordpress-http-api/ It should get you started and then if you have other questions, please let us know.
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I know this is an older post, but in case you’re still looking for the answer: Add this line to your tcx_register_theme_customizer function: $wp_customize->get_setting( ‘tcx_notification_text’ )->transport=”postMessage”; This gets the value from the field and passes it along to the Javascript to put into the live preview.
WP OAuth Server “The grant type was not specified in the request”