Wordpress
Discover more about the Wordpress connector and how to use it on the Digibee Integration Platform.
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Discover more about the Wordpress connector and how to use it on the Digibee Integration Platform.
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Wordpress manages posts and users using the Wordpress API.
Take a look at the configuration parameters for the connector. Parameters supported by are marked with (DB).
Dynamic Account
When active, the connector will use the account dynamically. Otherwise, it will use the account statically.
False
Boolean
Account Name (DB)
N/A
String
Account
The account used by the connector. It is only available if the Dynamic Account parameter is inactive.
N/A
Account
Operation
The endpoint operation.
N/A
String
URL (DB)
N/A
String
Fail On Error
If the option is activated, the pipeline's execution with an error will be interrupted. Otherwise, the pipeline execution proceeds, but the result will show a false value for the "success" property.
False
Boolean
Operation Detail
The second part of an endpoint operation, which is needed only when the endpoint semantic isn’t enough, for example wordpress:post:delete.
N/A
String
API Version (DB)
The Wordpress REST API version.
2
String
Criteria (DB)
The criteria to be used with complex searches.
N/A
JSON
Force
When active, it forces the definitive deletion and bypasses the trash.
False
Boolean
ID
The entity ID. It should be configured when the operation performed requires a specific entity, for example. when deleting a post.
N/A
Integer
User (DB)
The authorized user to perform data manipulation operations.
N/A
String
Documentation
Section for documenting any necessary information about the connector configuration and business rules.
N/A
String
The name of the dynamic account used by connector. This account must have been previously configured in a connector in the pipeline for this process to take effect. It is only available if the Dynamic Account parameter is active.
The Wordpress API URL from your site, for example