Get Rendered Views Content from WP-Rest API

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Last updated by Beda 6 years, 12 months ago.

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April 22, 2017 at 10:20 pm #516112

SteveW6501

Adriano Ferreira has built a great plugin for accessing Views using the WordPress Rest API

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I'm very grateful and would be even more delighted if there was a way to have the rendered Views Content returned as well. Adriano, if you're there, is there some way to get that data. For example, right now in the returned JSON there's:

"post_content": "[wpv-view name=\"story-steps-view\" storytag=\"story-[wpv-post-id]\"]",

If would be great if a new property was returned with each post "rendered_post_content" where those shortcodes and all of the data in the Content Template portion of the View would be rendered.

Is there some way to add this.

Thank you.

April 23, 2017 at 8:13 am #516177

Beda

Hey Steve, I saw your post in the Facebook group, thanks for reaching out here.

The REST API AddOn created by Adriano is not yet officially part of Toolset and will not be for the next time.

But we plan to release it at a time and then we can accetp Feature Requests for it.

Right now, this plugin is just "as is" and we cannot provide Support for it currently.

I hope you can understand.

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