rest-api

Retrieve posts by page in wp rest api

Well, you can add ?page={$page_number} to the URL that you’re requesting. See, for example, http://demo.wp-api.org/wp-json/wp/v2/posts/?page=2. It appears to split the posts into pages of 10. Reference WP-API documentation (I found this in the docs for v1 of the API, but per the sample URL above, it works on v2 as well)

wp_query json ouput

You’re running the query but you’re immediately afterwards printing it out, you need to call the method get_posts or use something like a while statement with have_posts: https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query

WP Rest API V2 OR Operator in URL

First (since 4.7.1) you will need to re-activate the filter parameter. Then make sure you have REST support activated for your custom post type (books). Next you have to allowing the query args meta_query and parse it. This answer shows how to do all this. Specifically, how to construct the meta query and the compare … Read more

Handling _embed for custom REST API endpoints

The slash at the end is the culprit. While real requests with a / at the end of the route get wp_unslash()ed before resolving, the links for embeds do not. So, public function prepare_link_url ( $parts = array() ) { array_unshift( $parts, self::NSPACE ); return rest_url( implode( “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”, $parts ) ); } does the trick.

Can we use website data which is having wp rest api plugin?

If i’ve understood the question correctly, this depends on the website you are trying to fetch data from. I would suggest you read the Term of service of the target site, and see if they have denied accessing/using their content by third parties. If the contents are not copyrighted and free to use, then there … Read more

Trouble Commenting via the WP REST API using nonces

I solved it. add_filter( ‘filter_rest_allow_anonymous_comments’, ‘__return_true’ ); should be: add_filter( ‘rest_allow_anonymous_comments’, ‘__return_true’ ); I found it by looking for the filter itself and saw that it was different than in the original answer.

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