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  • Thread Starter mgiannoniwp

    (@mgiannoniwp)

    Thank you, one last “side question” that it might be related.
    In the 12-Step-Meeting-Guide plugin settings->Data Sources it is saying:

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    Data sources are JSON feeds that contain a website’s public meeting data. They can be used to aggregate meetings from different sites into a single master list. The data source for this website is right here. More information is available at the Meeting Guide API Specification.
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    when I click the link “right here” I get the following error:
    {“error”:”HTTP\/1.1 401 Unauthorized”}

    the url in question is https://<mywebsite>/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=meetings

    thanks
    MG

    Thread Starter mgiannoniwp

    (@mgiannoniwp)

    I know you are right, SQL is one of the possibilities we are considering, we are also looking at the possibility to use WordPress REST API JSON. If we can communicate directly to WordPress->12 Step Meeting Guide and vice versa via WP REST API we can interchange meeting data in JSON format between our application and the WP->12 StepMeetingGuide.Do you think this will work?

    MG

    Thread Starter mgiannoniwp

    (@mgiannoniwp)

    Are you asking us to develop this or are you wondering if you can do it?
    — Yes.

    On the other hand, if you’re an experienced developer and this is something you’d like to take on, TSML is an open source project and you should feel free to fork the project and create a branch.
    — I’m not a wordpress developer,I do more backend server development.I’m curios to know why you decided to write meetings data into the WP_POST table which is a wordpress table and not in a separate mysql table more specific for meetings data.
    I’m asking this because we need to integrate our existing very old internal application at the Central Office to the 12 Step meeting guide plugin. We would like to use only one database and (I repeat myself) it would be preferable to write meeting data in one database table rather than manually exporting and importing data.

    Thank you
    MG

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