I would like to start using the WordPress REST API v2 to query information from my site. I’ve noticed that when I visit an endpoint URL directly, I can see all of the data publicly. I’ve also seen that a lot of tutorials mention the use of test or local servers rather than live sites.
I need to make WordPress call a specific REST endpoint when a new post is published, passing the most important post data via JSON.
I am trying to show a Formidable Pro Form from a WordPress site to the other.
I followed the developer’s API and the REST API, but faced a CORS problem.
I’m using a great little open-source product called Restler to provide a RESTful API to a WordPress application. In order for this to work I want to be able to load the WordPress environment within a set of PHP classes that Restler will run when a request comes in.
I have been working with the WP REST API and all GET (read) commands pull the data I want from both built in and custom post types (this plugin was a godsend btw to help). I can also POST to create posts with top level information for both built-in and custom post types. All my authentication is working fine. But when I try to update post meta, I have been met by the following response:
i would like to remove the “link:” line added to the http headers since wordpress 4.4
I want to authenticate against both: