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Using the new RESTful API to process remote queries
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// API Request | |
$url = 'http://localhost/um-api/get.user/?id=1'; | |
// Include your public key and token to the URL | |
$url = add_query_arg('key', '75d9a913782eee3d990e4464ce26213e', $url ); | |
$url = add_query_arg('token', 'bae6ee38cf02a50a0ac8259eed34ceb9', $url ); | |
// Process your request | |
$request = wp_remote_get( $url ); | |
$response = json_decode( wp_remote_retrieve_body( $request ) , true ); | |
// That's it, now you can use/print the returned response | |
print_r( $response ); |
I got the same question
+1. It would get great if someone could answer this ... Where to get the key and token to make this call ?
I will research further and update if I find out!
Did anyone find out where to get the PUBLIC KEY & TOKEN from??
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Where should I get my public key and token?