WordPress 6.0 scheduled to release on May 24th is introducing the block lock feature. The feature is especially helpful for freelancers or agencies building sites for clients. In many cases, you wouldn’t want the site administrators to easily change the
When we usually order the columns, we usually get OrderBy and order from the user’s input like $_REQUEST[‘orderby’] and $_REQUEST[‘order’]. For example, the user wanted to order by ID in the ascending or descending order. and we pass $_REQUEST[‘orderby’] and
apiFetch package is a very useful utility in WordPress. It helps to retrieve data from the REST API endpoint, for example. Here’s the usage for a default REST API endpoint: https://localhost/wp-json/wp/v2/posts. If you want to enable REST API for your
Tests for REST API are even more important because you never know how the API may respond to various environments or situations. If you haven’t set up PHPUnit tests for your WordPress plugin yet, I’d recommend checking out the guide
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Would you like to send your published WordPress posts to external services via webhooks or API? Send published posts to an online automation tool such as Zapier, automate.io to automate tasks? Here’s are the list of key features we’ll accomplish