egonvb

had same issue after updating, proposed fix to refresh payment methods worked like a charm.

Vasyl,

It’s a relativly Standard nginx server with option ‘gzip on;’

When turning this option off inside the nginx configuratiom everything works fine.

If you need more info please let me know

Fixed it, commented out following lines in application/Backend/Manager.php

if (false !== stripos($accept, ‘gzip’) && function_exists(‘gzencode’)) {
header(‘Content-Encoding: gzip’);
$response = ($compressed ? $response : gzencode($response, 3));
}

my server compresses to gzip by default on server level, so it double compresses ( i think )

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by egonvb.

Some more investigiation shows call wp-admin/index.php does in fact not fail but return what looks like malformed gzip.

Same problem here,
A post request to wp-admin/index.php fails, action: aam, partial: main

no caching plugins enabled.

Same here, in my case a fix for gutenberg in includes/class-jw-auth.php::define_public_hooks() (introduced in 1.2.5) messes up my authentication.

i’m using the Rest-API from within an authenticated wordpress session, the added fix detects a logged in user and doesn’t call the determine_current_user filter. Because of this the token doesn’t get parsed and my ReST Controller reports there is no authenticated user.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by egonvb.