Judah Wright

Hello Daniel!

I apologize, I must have been trying to use an older version of the API which did not support this, or I was trying to do something wrong.

I saw there was an update to the API Plugin, and once updated everything started working just fine.

Great system by the way! WordPress VERY badly needed a good API

Sure, I would love to help and try to make this plugin better.

Im afraid I am not following your train of thought. Could you give some examples?

Also, as for editing the code I welcome any contributions! You can find it on GitHub HERE.
Maybe it would be easier for you to show me what your thoughts were there?

Thanks for getting back to me @bob!

I am using the REST API because we are inserting posts from a remote location. If we were doing everything locally, that would make this problem trivial.

My buddy has designed a system that will generate blog content for clients, but we dont want to write our own custom API if WordPress has its own WP REST API.
I could write a plugin that would add a REST API endpoint that would include all the important information to posts as they were created, but we are doing our best to keep the number of plugin requirements to a minimum

I ran into the problem as well.

What I was forgetting to do was give the network a name. Double check that you are filling out ALL of the fields on the page, especially the name at the top.

Bump.

I would love to use this in a production setting, but want the authors assurance it works with v2 first

I got the screenshots working. Not pretty, but eh. Close enough.

Im working on it. Trying to figure out how the SVN stuff works