Category: Top Example

This pages shows you how to get access to the data at
http://api.json-content-importer.com/extra/api/getdata.php?gd=acc

This API / URL expects:

• Useragent: mozilla
• HTTP-Header with “Authorization:Bearer TOKEN”
• “TOKEN” has to be obtained from
  http://api.json-content-importer.com/extra/api/gettoken.php
  For that user / password has to be sent by CURL-POST.

This is called oAuth2, to avoid sending user / password via http, but a TOKEN the API can check if user / password is ok.

We need two JCI-Shortcodes for that.

JCI-Template 1: The Shortcode (orderofshortcodeeval=1 tells the plugin to first execute the twig code and then the Shortcode – 10 would not execute the Shortcode, then you can see the TOKEN…)

[jsoncontentimporterpro nameoftemplate="demo-oauth" orderofshortcodeeval=1]

is for the page which will show us the data.

Defined it like this:

• Name: demo-oauth
• URL: http://api.json-content-importer.com/extra/api/gettoken.php
• method: CURL-POST
• curloptions: CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS={“user”: “test”, “password”: “mypass”}
• twig-template:

test<br>
[jsoncontentimporterpro nameoftemplate="demo-oauth2" curloptions="CURLOPT_USERAGENT=mozilla;CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER=Authorization:Bearer {{access_token}}"]

Ok, we need JCI-Template 2:

• name: demo-oath2
• URL: http://api.json-content-importer.com/extra/api/getdata.php?gd=acc
• method: CURL-GET
• curloptions: are sent from the other JCI-Template, where this Shortcode is used
• twig-template:

{% if datasuccess %}
{% for b in boat %}
boat-id: {{b.id}}<br>
{% endfor %}
<hr>
{% for h in harbour %}
harbour-id: {{h.id}}<br>
{% endfor %}
{% endif %}

In Action:

test
boat-id: 98436
boat-id: 284921
boat-id: 6370644
boat-id: 3042586
boat-id: 3078440
boat-id: 6088831

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harbour-id: 1878446
harbour-id: 2383139

A WordPress-Page can have some Custom Post Fields (CPF). By that one WP-page can be almost identical to another, the only differencewould be a CPF.
see also at https://doc.json-content-importer.com/json-content-importer/pro-use-custom-post-fields/

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Example:

1. The JSON-API http://api.json-content-importer.com/extra/json/meetup/1.json
   should be put together with CPF. So on one page 1.json is used, on another 2.json etc.. Triggered by CPF.
2. Define “keyaa” and “keybb” as Customfields and set values “meetup” and “1.json” (e. g. ACF-Plugin)
3. Set up a JCI-Template:

• name: cpf-url
• twig-template:
  wp_get_page_properties: get page ID
  wp_get_custom_field_value: use page ID and keyaa / keybb to get values of CPF

{% set pageprop = wp_get_page_properties(debug, pageid) %}	
{% set pageid = jcipageparam.post.ID %}
pageid: {{pageid}}<br>
{% set valkeyaa = wp_get_custom_field_value(pageid, 'keyaa') %}
CPF-keyaa: {{valkeyaa | json_encode }}<br>
{% set valkeybb = wp_get_custom_field_value(pageid, 'keybb') %}
CPF-keybb: {{valkeybb | json_encode }}<br>
{% set url = "http://api.json-content-importer.com/extra/json/"~valkeyaa.0~"/"~valkeybb.0~"" %}
url: {{url}}<br>
{% for item in _context %}
{{item.id}} {{item.name}} {{item.localized_name}}
{% endfor %}

• URL: as 1st try use “dummyrequest”
  But the magic comes here – calc the URL:

{% set pageprop = wp_get_page_properties() %}
{% set pageid = pageprop.get_post.ID %}
{% set valkeyaa = wp_get_custom_field_value(pageid, 'keyaa') %}
{% set valkeybb = wp_get_custom_field_value(pageid, 'keybb') %}
{% set url = "http://api.json-content-importer.com/extra/json/"~valkeyaa.0~"/"~valkeybb.0~"" %}
{{url}}

• Shortcode for that template:

[jsoncontentimporterpro nameoftemplate="cpf-url"]

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This should show you

url: http://api.json-content-importer.com/extra/json/meetup/1.json

In Action:

pageid: 866
CPF-keyaa: ["meetup"]
CPF-keybb: ["1.json"]
url: http://api.json-content-importer.com/extra/json/meetup/1.json

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Content from URL:
258386729 Love Breakfast
tcdgfqyzdbkb Drupal Coworking Day
258386398 Geeks - Februrary Edition
257739977 February 2019 Meetup
257183469 UG February Event
tpxglqyzdbsb Ignite Talks & Networking
258391683 public Event
fghgfhfghf D-Meetup