You can serve your site on both protocols http and https. This might be problem if you care about SEO (duplicate content). You can use 301 redirection to force users to be redirected from http to https. Old app will be slightly slower because of redirection but it will be working. This might be problem … Read more
I would recommend you to separate your data from wp-data. To realize your idea, setup a new data table for time series data. Write a php script to request your data from desired source and create a cronjob. If your hoster does not provide cronjob creation, use a cronjob service. Depending on the amount of … Read more
Rest WP_Error always return null
Extending the API I created to return category names
Post to WordPress API using cURL and login cookies
You can use wp->query calls to loop through the users table and update each row in a loop. Probably would need to use cron jobs for this, this is different for every host but you basically would tell it to run your php script at intervals.
I think gform_after_submission is the wrong action to use in this case. Have you looked at gform_pre_send_email? It has an abort_email parameter, which might be useful.
I’m not an affiliate of Gravity Forms and I’m sorry if this offends someone, but based on my own custom form development experiences I can recommend it. Gravity Forms has very good API documentation that helps when customizing forms. For example on one site I used Advanced Custom Fields metafields as Gravity Forms radio field … Read more
Is it possible to create a create a custom post type for every product in this APIs and publish it on the website? Yes, loop through the results, and for each result, check if the post already exists. If it doesn’t use wp_insert_post to create the post. Try doing it on a cron job so … Read more
I’d start out by checking that your request is being passed properly. I’d do that by changing this: function custom_api_get_all_posts_callback( $request ) { // Initialize the array that will receive the posts’ data. $posts_data = array(); to this: function custom_api_get_all_posts_callback( $request ) { // Initialize the array that will receive the posts’ data. echo “<pre>”; … Read more