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How To Make Api Requests In WordPress With Wp_Remote_Get And Wp_Remote_Post
WordPress has its own HTTP API for talking to external services. Use wp_remote_get() and wp_remote_post() instead of cURL, because they work on any hosting and respect the site settings.
How To Schedule Tasks In WordPress With Wp-Cron
WP-Cron runs tasks on a schedule, like cleaning old data, syncing an API or sending a report. It does not use a real server cron. WordPress checks for due tasks…
How To Redirect Users After Login By Role And Hide The Admin Bar In WordPress
Send each type of user to the right place after they log in, and hide the toolbar from users who should not see it. Both are common in membership sites…
How To Create A Custom Rest Api Endpoint In WordPress
The WordPress REST API lets you create your own URLs that return JSON. They are useful for mobile apps, JavaScript widgets and connecting external services. Register routes with register_rest_route() on…
How To Cache Data In WordPress With The Transients Api
Transients store data temporarily in the database or in the object cache, with an expiration time. They are perfect for saving the result of slow work, like an external API…
