- Create a new entry in the plugins template-manager as JSON-styled template for the 1st JSON: JSON-URl-1 (put this into template-manager entry): http://api.json-content-importer.com/extra/json/n1.json Template-Code: ,{“json2”: {“no2”:{{no2}} } } Name the template like “calc1” or something…. Remember the no of this template.
- Create a 2nd new entry in the plugins template-manager as JSON-styled template containing a nested-shortcode of the plugn to get the 2nd JSON.
Example:
JSON-URl-1 (put this into template-manager entry):
http://api.json-content-importer.com/extra/json/n2.json
Template-Code:
{“json”:[{“json1”: {“no1”:{{no1}} }} No URL defined - plugin aborted: Check url= parameter, remove quotation marks and linefeeds!
]} “NUMBER_OF_TEMPLATE_FROM_STEP1” is the template-manager-no of the frist created template. Name the template like “calc2” or something…. Remember the no of this template. - Create a new page with that shortcode:
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and publish this page. In the example the page is named “multiply” and http://api.json-content-importer.com/multiply/?show=oc shows valid JSON-data. The “?show=oc” is NEEDED, as this removes the WordPress-Temaplte and gives pure JSON. If there are <p> in this JSON (see sourcecode in browser for that): Switch off wpautop at the Pluginoptions>Settings>”Use wpautop or not” by selecting “remove wpautop” - Create another new template-manager entry: json1: {{json[0].json1.no1}} json2: {{json[1].json2.no2}} multiply: {{json[0].json1.no1 * json[1].json2.no2}} and URL: http://api.json-content-importer.com/multiply/?show=oc Name the template like “calc3” or something…. Remember the no of this template.
- Create another new page with that shortcode:
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json2: 5
multiply: 40