Feeds can be easily cached (even put them on CDN), API caching is a more complex thing. So this covers the performance issue. But there is also the code and maintenance side… APIs are more flexible as you can change the structure of the request and response to whatever you need and not limeted to … Read more
Fetching WordPress Private Posts, Public Posts Via Default REST API Endpoint
wp_insert_post function and automatic trashing posts once is no longer in API
REST API post times out when content is too large
There are 3 ways to authenticate a user using a REST api end-point request, 1- using cookies, which is the way WordPress keeps track of authenticated users in POST requests. You pass the authentication details in your REST request, use the wp_signon() function to sign-in your user, and if successful you set the authentication cookie … Read more
403 Error When Fetching Data from the Settings Rest Route for Non-Admin Users
In the file /etc/ca-certificates.conf, you need to find the line: mozilla / DST_Root_CA_X3.crt and put the “!” symbol at the beginning of the dates: ! mozilla / DST_Root_CA_X3.crt Next, you need to run the command: sudo update-ca-certificates
REST API – Allow /users endpoint depending on a custom capability
You can bring the post data and term data over via the REST API, but you still have to register custom post types and custom taxonomies on the other site. Likewise the REST API doesn’t provide you with permalink settings or theme templates, those need to be provided on the other site too. You’re responsible … Read more
DELETE request using WP REST API