Finally, I found out how to do it. Just call fetchApi in componentDidMount and then create a new state in your component and add the response to this state when the request is done: constructor(props) { super(props); this.state = { data: {}, }; } componentDidMount() { apiFetch( { path: ‘/wp/v2/users/1’ } ) .then(data => this.setState({ … Read more
To solve this problem, we must use plugin_dir_url command. For example: <?php wp_register_style( ‘foo-styles’, plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ) . ‘dahili/bootstrap.min.css’ ); wp_enqueue_style( ‘foo-styles’ ); ?>
__DIR__ returns the current file system path, not a URL. So the resulting stylesheet will not be a valid URL, and will not have https://, causing the insecure content warning. To get the URL for a stylesheet in your plugin, you need to use plugins_url(): wp_register_style( ‘estilo’, plugins_url( ‘assets/css/estilo.css’, __FILE__ ) ); The use of … Read more
This helped me. wp_localize_script( ‘ap-otp-modal’, ‘ap_otp’, [ ‘logourl’ => wp_get_attachment_image_url( get_theme_mod( ‘custom_logo’ ) , ‘full’ ) ]);
It’s an Immediately Invoked Function Expression (IIFE) – an anonymous function that executes itself after it has been defined. The variables at the bottom are taken from the global scope and are passed as parameters to the anonymous function. So api represents wp.customize, wp represents wp and $ represents jQuery inside the function.
The fundamental problem is that the code tries to use the REST API endpoint before the endpoints have been registered. Specifically it needs to do this after the rest_api_init hook has fired. Try to do it on a hook that runs after plugins and theme are loaded such as wp_loaded. In general avoid doing work … Read more
I have found out how to track the object, by using the debug_print_backtrace() within the constructor, and now my issue has been solved
What you want to do cannot be done in a shortcode. wp_signon needs to set some HTTP headers for the cookie, but it’s too late. When your browser recieves a webpage, it recieves some headers that tell it what it’s recieving and stuff like wether it succeeded or not, is it a 404, what cookies … Read more
Is there any issue with my code? Yes, there is. get_categories() returns an array of terms, e.g. WP_Term objects or a list of term IDs, so you can’t simply do return $categories;. Instead, For a basic list such as Foo category, Bar category, etc. (i.e. no category links), you can simply set the fields parameter … Read more
Am I in the right direction? Yes, and I’d also use the REST API if I were you. I have tried following instructions but I always get error 404. That is actually normal if the request method is not POST — e.g. using the browser to manually access/visit the endpoint at example.com/wp-json/real-estate-lite/v1/endpoint whereby the (HTTP) … Read more