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@yuonoda Thank you for your feedback. We’ve confirmed that this was a critical issue.

We have already fixed it and uploaded the patch.

Please update the plugin to 1.2.2

@yuonoda I’ll check it out now. Thank you.

Hello @maestrosombrita, you should be able to do this. However, it is not with WP REST Filter.

You will need to register the custom post type with a rest api route first.
You will also need to register the custom field to rest api.

Once completed, you can verify if you can get a correct response from a GET request to the following route:
https://xxxx/wp-json/wp/v2/property

Once you got those steps taken care of, you should be able to send the request as you mentioned.

Updated to 1.3.4, still having the same issue.

Failed to load resource: https://sk8.tech/wp-content/plugins/zoho-crm-forms/assets/css/jquery-ui.css the server responded with a status of 404 ()

This really have an impact on SEO rankings. Please fix it ASAP.

@ebeliejinfren

At the meantime, I’d recommend setting ‘artist’ field as a single value property, such as String or Number, and then use the following api:

https://www.jenyar.com/wp-json/wp/v2/songs?filter%5Bmeta_key%5D=artist&filter%5Bmeta_value%5D=4438

@ebeliejinfren

Thank you for your reply & clarification. As mentioned in this ticket, I’m afraid this is not supported at this time, but we’ll keep it in mind and put it on the roadmap.

@ebeliejinfren

Thank you for your message. Firstly, Please READ the plugin description carefully.

If you cannot find what you need there, please include the following info:

Thank you for your message. Please let us know.
1. What CPT are you looking to query?
2. What ACF are you looking to filter?
3. What have you tried?
4. What did not work for you?

Thank you.

Hi @moniaros, thank you for your message.

I assume that the ‘title’ you referred to is the default ‘title’ from ‘Post’, or a Custom Post Type. Given that, you can easily filter by ‘title’ field using the ‘search’ field from native WP REST API.

@tiptronic

Thank you for your feedback. We’ve updated the plugin, now you can do it like this!

https://domain.com/wp-json/wp/v2/cars?
filter[meta_key]=post_modified&
filter[meta_value]=2018-12-27T23:59:59&
filter[meta_compare]=<

This represents ‘cars’ with ‘post_modified’ date ‘less’ or before ‘2018 Boxing day ends’

meta_key can be ‘post_date’, ‘post_date_gmt’, ‘post_modified’, ‘post_modified_gmt’, ‘comment_date’, ‘comment_date_gmt’, or any Advanced Custom Field meta_key.
meta_compare can be <, =, >

Not sure if it helps but…There is also a ‘AFTER’ filter from the official WP REST API. Please see WP REST Handbook for more reference.

Hello, thanks for your message. We’ve encountered similar issue before. I’ve added it to future roadmap.

For your question, sometime ACF stores boolean value as 0 & 1, can you please verify if ‘/wp-json/wp/v2/pages?filter[meta_key]=appevents&filter[meta_value]=1’ works?

Hello, thank you for your message. This plugin supports REST API Filter for ACF & CPT. WooCommerce support is not yet added at this time.

We’ll consider to add it to our road map. Thank you for your suggestion.

Hello, Thank you for your message. What you’re looking for is a filter based on a value, within an array value of a ACF key.

I’m afraid this is not supported at this time, but we’ll keep it in mind and put it on the roadmap.

Thanks

Hello, Thank you for your post. A good suggestion, however it’s not supported yet.

Have a look at WP REST Handbook though, the ‘before’ argument might be what you’re looking for?

I’ll need for information on this, such as your environment, wordpress version, your ACF settings, etc.