I'm new to WP-REST API and Wordpress in general. I've tried to get the posts list using the endpoint wp-json/wp/v2/posts but I get the classic 403 error.
I'd like to ask if there is a way to disable authentication for GET requests like posts, categories and so on since I want to create a web application in which a user can navigate and see them freely, with no need for authentication.
Thank you all for the answers.
You actually don't need to have authorization to merely GET posts or categories, so long as they aren't password protected.
If someone has implemented a modifier to rest_authentication_errors, that might be your problem: https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/using-the-rest-api/frequently-asked-questions/#require-authentication-for-all-requests
To see the available endpoints you have, visit yourwordpressurl.com/wp-json
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I am trying to integrate PayuMoney payment gateway into my Meteor App. The process involves sending a POST request to a external url(payu url) and also redirecting the user to it. The user completes the payment on PayUmoney's site and once done, the PayUmoney site redirects back to a url(provided by me) with parameters passed as POST.
What I have done currently,
To post the form, I have allowed the default behavior of the form. I have defined the method as POST, with the target URL and all input parameters as hidden.
However, I am unsure on how to accept the variables after the tranasaction. I tried this method: How do I access HTTP POST data from meteor? but, this didn't work.
Technical Integration Document (Pay U Money): https://s3.amazonaws.com/uploads.uservoice.com/assets/074/080/407/original/PayUMoney_Technical_Integration_Document.pdf?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAJF4UXUF6KJMEJFQQ&Expires=1519543396&Signature=ASnFquJkmCwQSMfx93w913MjZPk%3D
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
Assuming you're talking about accepting the response from PayUMoney, meteorhacks:picker is a great library for setting up an API. If you follow along with this guide, you'll get taken through all the steps of setting an endpoint up that can accept a cross-origin POST request.
I have a website running wordpress. I have facebook login plugins, but I would like to be able to automatic post on visitors wall, whenevery they get points or perhaps other scenaries as well? Is there a plugin which enables me to do this?
There is no plugin, and autoposting is not allowed. You would need to authorize the user with the publish_actions permission for using the /me/feed endpoint to post something on his wall. And you would need to get publish_actions reviewed by Facebook before you can go public with it. You will never get that permission approved for autoposting. Every single post on the user wall must get approved by the user, and prefilling is not allowed - the message always must be 100% user generated.
Btw, rewarding a user for sharing something on his wall is not allowed either.
Platform policy: https://developers.facebook.com/policy/
I am trying to integrate a product offered by a 3rd party into my web site. This 3rd party does not have the resources to make code changes for a single sign-on type of setup so I am looking for a way to provide a similar user experience through some possible shortcuts. One that I am considering is to use an HTML POST to post the login credentials directly to the form on the login page which would hopefully bypass the page all together and direct the user directly to the home page fully authenticated. Does anyone know if this is possible, and if so how would I go about it?
i don't think it's possible. i believe that most well made authentication will have some sort of nonce in its form, which is essentially to ensure that unless you use their form to submit, the submission will be rejected.
and even if currently they don't have nonce, in the future they might have
I have a WP multisite installation with various users each having their own installation
Ie
www.mysite.com/fearghal
www.mysite.com/john
etc.
Is there a way I can use one Twitter application that will allow each user to update their status? I know with one site it is simple, but with multiple url's like WP MS - could be tricky with various callback urls.
Any ideas folks?
You can do that. When you get a request token you will have to pass the callback url for that site to Twitter and callback URL will have a verifier passed to it that will need to be sent when you get an access token. You can read more about the process at http://dev.twitter.com/pages/auth
I've seen this and this but before I sink a ton of time into it, I want to know if what I'm trying to do is possible. I have a Page on FB (not a profile, but a Page for business, websites, etc) and I want to post a story to it via my site automatically. I don't want to do anything else but that. I don't want to create an app (if I don't have to), just post to a Page. Is there an easy way to do this, or is this super complicated?
Also, if I have to build an app, what's the simplest way to go about this (the other guy's question was never answered)?
Thanks!
Yes, you will need to get a page access token. Simply use the user access token for an admin of the page and call me/accounts There you will find a list of all the pages and apps admined by that user. Find the page, and in that object will be the page access token. Use that page access token and HTTP POST to me/feed with the post parameters set.
See also:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/page/
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/permissions
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/authentication/
You could write a script to control a web browser. The script could log in then post the message... Use a library like WatiN to script the browser.
You are either going to have to make a Facebook Application, use franks method, or do some sniffing and figure out how the publisher works and login / post with cURL and cookies.
Also there is a application called "Blog RSS Feed Reader" if you wanted to go the RSS route.