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.
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
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.
Here is a good starting point if you are new to angularjs and WP Rest API with very brief and well documented code. https://github.com/michaelbromley/angular-wordpress-seed Cheers to Michael Bromley
First you will need to have the plugin installed (paidmembershipspro ) otherwise you wont be able to call the function “pmpro_getMembershipLevelForUser” and then you just need to copy the code below to your functions.php file which is inside your WordPress theme. /* Call to http://yoursite.com/[email protected]&secret=CHECK to check the membership level of a user. */ function … Read more
I sort of solved this by using this: function ar6_password_post_filter( $where=”” ) { if (!is_single() && !current_user_can(‘edit_private_posts’) && !is_admin()) { $where .= ” AND post_password = ””; } return $where; } add_filter( ‘posts_where’, ‘ar6_password_post_filter’ ); This allows user roles of administrator and editor to still see the password protected posts on the front end of … Read more
You can try this /* * Increase the limit of posts per page in json */ add_filter( ‘rest_your_collection_params’, function ( $params, WP_Post_Type $post_type ) { if ( ‘your_cpt’ === $post_type->name && isset( $params[‘per_page’] ) ) { $params[‘per_page’][‘maximum’] = 99; } return $params; }, 10, 2 );
So there are two moving parts at work: Domain which web server maps to WP installation Domain WP installation thinks it’s installed on Under normal circumstances these simply match. In your case you have two domains mapped to the installation. WP can only think about one domain at a time. At a time is important … Read more
Rest API hook ‘rest_insert_post’ not returning request object
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