After a lot of digging I seem to have found a solution myself, and a pretty powerful one, which makes use of a rest_{ post_type }_query filter (replace the { post_type } part with the slug of your custom post type. You can use rest_post_query to alter the default /wp-json/wp/v2/posts request): public function __construct() { … Read more
According to topic in official forums [xmlrpc] How to get posts with offset? The existing XML-RPC APIs don’t really provide a way for collecting all of the post data right now. (Joseph Scott) Topic is somewhat old and I am not aware if there were some changes since, but from quick look at source it … Read more
There’s the XML RPC – the Remote Posting Protocol – that is already in use by WP.org Applications. What you’re searching for is wp.newPost. The API is extensible. The URL for the XML RPC is http://example.com/xmlrpc.php To send data to WP, use xmlrpc_encode_request() where the first argument would be wp.newPost and second one your arguments … Read more
I may have the answer to this. I had POST in my code, but I was trying to look at the URL through a browser. Make sure you’re using the method you specify.
Why don’t you write a quick plugin … called “is user logged in” that registers a URL call. So the user hits the page, then the Flash or Java could just hit: http://mysite.com/customurl?hash=wordpress_logged_in_[hash] Then the plugin would run and return true or false. References: http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Cookies#WP_.3E_3 This way you keep everything within reach of the WordPress … Read more
Have you tried codex.wordpress.org/XML-RPC_Support. This code works, in conjunction with the IXR library found at incutio: include(‘IXR_Library.php’); $usr=”theusername”; $pwd = ‘thepassword’; $xmlrpc=”http://not-therealurl.com/xmlrpc.php”; $client = new IXR_Client($xmlrpc); $client -> debug = true; //optional but useful $params = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘post_status’ => ‘draft’, ‘post_title’ => ‘Test Post’, ‘post_author’ => 4, ‘post_excerpt’ => ‘This is my … Read more
That´s no big deal if you got the RSS feed, have a look at it. There is a pubDate which you can use to check for the age of the topic. strtotime() or anything alike will help you to check if that´s older than 30 days. And you also got a link-element. This leads you … Read more
If you want to use v2 of the API (which is the current one you should be using), the endpoint is mysite.me/wp-json/wp/v2/pages/1234 where 1234 is the page ID. https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/reference/pages/#retrieve-a-page
I found a solution and thought to post it here as others might need it el(URLInput, { className: props.className, value: attributes.linkURL, placeholder: i18n.__(‘Set the specific url’), onChange: function( url ) { props.setAttributes({ linkURL: url }); } }) Does exactly what I need.
As of WP >= 4.7 filter[] is not supported and have been removed. Also WP REST API Plugin became part of WordPress Core. According docs your link should be: https://wptest.enguerranweiss.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts?orderby=date&order=desc&after=2016-10-13T17:00:00 EDIT As enguerranws mentioned the date should be in ISO8601 format