Im using Salesforce to store recruitment details and job positions. I'm building a WordPress site, and I was wondering if there was a way I can use SalesForces API to automate sending the data to WordPress, so I can publish job opportunities, for example?
Has anyone had any experience with automating data from SalesForce to Wordpress? Is it possible?
Have you looked at Zapier? It has connectors to both Salesforce and Wordpress. Without more detail I can't say if it can do what you want, but it might be worth checking out.
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I have a question about integration e.g. Woocommerce with external app.
What is the best and safe method to accomplish this goal?
Woocommerce has REST API but it might be quite vulnerable and will not show anything (products etc.) to non logged user(which is understandable).
Only safe idea that's comes to my mind is creating scripts inside WordPress and access them via AJAX but I'm worrying about performance of this method.
Maybe there is a right way that I'm not familiar with?
For that purpose, you should create an API from scratch of the wordpress database. wordpress databse has all of you need in a good way and only some php codes needed to create and execute the API. then in you app with AJAX you should access that.
this link may help you:
https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/03/08/simple-rest-api-php
The right way is likely creating your own API if you don't want to use Woocommence's one. That means you make a plan of what you need to expose, all the routes and start building the API. I warmly recommend the book by Phil Sturgeon - Build APIs you won't hate. The author is also a co-founder of https://phptherightway.com/ so it's quite reputable.
internet. I am trying to create an application that allows people to create users. I am a computer noob and was wondering how I would do it. I want people to plug in their information through my WordPress site into DynamoDB.
What should I do?
I have already created an API and function within AWS and am wondering if there is any plugin available. If not, what would be the best course of action?
As per as I know there is no Plugin for WordPress. However, this guy made a functional WordPress plugin. Here is GitHub link
https://github.com/coreygans/dynamodb-wordpress
and there is another discussion about this topic.
What is the best way to interface with DynamoDB in Wordpress?
My company just set up a new service. We are going to use WordPress as our CMS. To solve the WordPress search engine issue we got the Google Search Appliance. Unfortunately after setting us the GSA the collections does not give us any results.
Does anyone have an experience with GSA and WP?
Any help appreciated.
It may not be an exact answer to your question, but you may want to look at other solutions for your Wordpress site that are not GSA. For example, Algolia has a search plugin that takes just 2 minutes to install and set up, with out-of-the-box relevance, typo-tolerance & a great analytics dashboard to monitor activity.
If there isn't a particular reason you've opted for GSA (curious to know if there is), this might be an easier solution than building out (or buying) a connect.
You may have seen WP plugins that allow guests to submit posts. Those submissions proceed to the WP posts area where the admin can edit/publish them.
I want to create a form like this that I can install on my (and other people's) computers, so they can fill out the form fields for a WP post, save offline, then send to my WP site when ready.
Can anyone tell me the steps involved, and, if there is a description for what type of thing this is, please let me know to aid my search.
I am learning code at present and want to learn while building tools.
Thanks
Hi hope I can give you some hints with this answer.
I don't know what programming language you would like to use, but for the communication with your Wordpress blog you could use the WP API to create a post over REST API. It offers a API to create and edit your Wordpress Posts over HTTP.
Your programm just have to check if an connection is possible and then execute the API calls.
You could use an database to store all created post and then call the Create Post Task with the POST Method over HTTP for each post saved offline.
When the creation was successful you could update your offline database, so that the post is marked as already created.
Our small company has a already existing Restful Service, where we have all of our products on our own bespoke fulfilment system.
We have looked at Wordpress to start developing our sites in and we have developed a page to consume our Webservice and display a product with a particular promotion, and also bring back prices.
However, could you integrate WooCommerce (or perhaps another eCommerce package) which can consume our webservice? Thus, we would not populate WooCommerce with our products, they will pull it from our Webservice. Also enabling users to login/renew via a Webservice call also?
If anyone could give any tips/advice I'd be grateful. I know this is possible through general Webservice development - however I wanted to know if this is achievable through an prebuilt eCommerce package.
Many Thanks