5. AJAX & Posting to Custom Rest API Endpoint - Let's Build a WordPress Plugin From Scratch

[@Uncaught_in_promise]

We are waiting for you. Please don't drop YT. Your tutorials are gems.

[@reallyrarelol]

I'm waiting for part 6 Mr. Digital! The tutorial really helped me a lot so hopefully a new video regarding this will be uploaded as well

[@monkianer.]

This is a great tutorial, Thanks.

[@androidadvancetutorialsser6629]

Waiting for part 6 when you uploaded and its a great series

[@AdventEchoo]

Hey @Mr Digital, been enjoying these Wordpress tuts, on this one, was a game changer on plugin development, now waiting for part 6 :)

[@RahulDhangar]

Thank you for this awesome series of videos! Looking forward to watch part 6 of this series. Please upload soon! :)

[@SinMelchiah]

Excellent series. Can't wait for part 6.

[@AI-Reviews-and-Tutorials]

Hello! Great videos, thank you very much. In 9:59 of this video you say we can name the nonce whatever we want. So I did not use the string 'wp_rest' but another name. The result was that I got a 403. As soon as I modified it to 'wp_rest' I got a 200. It took me a few hours of debugging to find that the name of the nonce caused the 403. So maybe things changed in the meantime so that it now matters how we call the nounce. Or it has to do with something else. However, maybe this information helps someone.

[@MC77921]

Wow. I spent 2 hours debugging. Thanks!

[@ariellelucca7755]

Thank you! I had this same issue last month and never figured out how to solve it. Now I had it again and you were just a hero!

[@renedahl2129]

I am waiting for part 6, you're good at explaining.

[@onlinebusiness5260]

Mr digital your teaching is wonderful, we are waiting for part 6 of the lecture. When should we be expecting that sir.

[@mostafamrabet7883]

awesome thanks. waiting for part 6!!

[@Danielnganganjoroge]

Great content I've learnt a lot from this., waiting for part 6 of the series.

[@velozdrums]

This was so helpful thank you very much!

[@Shon3GEES]

So bummed to get to the end of this tutorial and to find episode 6 was not posted. Such a clean tutorial and simple to follow. Any way we can get the final for this tutorial series?

[@HasinthaWeragala]

what a gem of a video. learned a lot from this video very good sire may god bless ya

[@WillSmith-qt7me]

Great teaching style.

[@hrldias]

Thanks a lot for these awesome tutorial series sir. Your teaching style is outstanding. I'm following the WordPress theme development course and I would like to say that It laid a strong foundation to me. Please could you add a tutorial regarding theme customization api as well.

[@HuynhLuong227]

Super awesome, waiting for part 6!!

[@mrdigitalau]

I'm working on it - coming soon :) Cheers

[@HuynhLuong227]

@@mrdigitalau thanks sir

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[@conveythis8199]

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[@youtuber9991]

Very nice mate, I'm following along, your courses are very helpful and keep me motivated to learn more wordpress! Thank you very much, looking forward to the rest of this, Cheers !

[@robeeeeen]

How many best review you need? I will do it and keep doing this, but do not leave teaching us like a real master! Comeback Sir.

[@jbraeilramiisaac778]

Hello and thank you for this great tutorial, the part 6 of this series is missied please upload soon.

[@AmazingJesusTribe]

I've parted very sad without Part 6 .But thanks for the other videos, really useful.

[@mohamedAmin-wf1ge]

Many thanks, We are waiting for the next video on this playlist!

[@theman7050]

Thank you soooo much. Your channel is gold! Could you plz make a video on how to securely save api secret keys in wordpress backend so no one can snoop on em from the frontend code? Thanks again :D

[@pepeutriainen9201]

You are back. :) missed you

[@joshembling6660]

That was a proper tough one, look forward to this follow up.

[@onelook1870]

Waiting for part 6 and more tutorial

[@caponero7110]

Great videos! would be awesome if you will do in the future a course of Wp and react together

[@mrdigitalau]

That's a great idea!

[@Nimgimli]

Great video, I guess at this point there's not much chance of a part 6, eh? Such a shame, you are a wonderful teacher.

[@jatinmakwana3037]

this one is last video of his channel, i think he died

[@wassim1385]

Hello Mr Digital! Great tutorial! Can you please add another input for the featured image so you can upload an image and find it in the backend of posts? Thanks

[@quocvinhngo1731]

Thank you for your videos. Can you make the next video for saving the form data to Database

[@mohamedyoussef8835]

Awesome videos ++++++++++++ 🙂

[@ameenirfan2972]

Hi beautiful content, where is the next video? Can you please upload

[@peterfitzgibbon7215]

Beautifully clear!

[@ridovercascade4551]

This is what I was looking foorrrrr

[@faycale2853]

Good job ! Thanks ! Now I need the part 6

[@zoki5388]

Hopefully he continues to upload

[@andresmarucevich3751]

Hi there. First of all, thanks for the time to make your videos. in the next, could you show us about the persistence of parameters in the database? for example, the data required to call an external API. thanks, greetings from Argentina.

[@gintarase]

Thank you for your videos!!!

[@rolandszavickis]

Thanks! Well done effort.

[@boatengdickson2239]

These tutorials are amazing. Could someone please point me to Part 6?

[@alexi2706]

Hey there! I'm getting jQuery is not defined. Any ideas to fix this?

[@adnconcept13adn40]

many thanks for this very clear and fair tutorial that answers numerous question marks I had about this tricky WP API REST topic, but ... I can't find the next video n° 6 that normally would close properly this topic. Can you tell me please where to find it ? many thanks again for your great help.

[@thenelson_o]

Thank you for the tutorial. What about part 6?

[@Michael-yo3vu]

We miss you Faf Du Plessis!

[@ayolexlex4381]

Hi, Mr Digital where is part 6?

[@FranciscoPachoGonzalez]

Hi, I hope everything is ok on your side Mr, I hope your doing ok and know more abour this series soon. Kind Regards!

[@0503trang]

i need part 6 now dude

[@anirudhachakrabarty2050]

Beautiful... Super awesome

[@celestindaucel]

Hey hi ! This are great videos. By any chance, do you have any idea when the next episodes are going to be published? ;)

[@cbijay]

Nice Video, Keep going man. You'll rock one day....:D

[@kebbus8142]

Hey man, any chance we can get a private zoom session in in which you show me how to make a template html into wordpress ? i saw your video but at some point it didnt work anymore so i would really appreciate it and im willing to pay money aswell for that private session, pls let me know

[@itsmalay]

Please help, getting Invalid Nonce again and again !

[@Tfutch87]

any help on adding the form data to the Custom Post?

[@marshalldteach1109]

Hi, I followed all the steps but it always give me 404 rest_no_route error

[@ahmedkhan5331]

bro same error you solve your error

[@maliktanveerdhool]

Sorry to ask ,but where we can use this fetaure in wordpress?

[@oluochwilliam66]

Hello. Your Videos are quite awesome. I have a question I really need your help with. I have been following your "How to Convert a HTML Template to WordPress Theme" tutorial, and it worked perfectly to the end on the WordPress instance A I used for development. When I finish the development and try to install as a theme on another WordPress Instance B, things are much different. 1. I notice that my theme is heavily dependent on ACF Plugin that doesn't come with the theme because the plugins folder is placed outside the theme folder on the WordPress folders inside "wp-content". I have unsuccessfully tried to include ACF Plugin on theme install. I only get as far as having included the Field groups. I end up missing the values entered on the sub-fields on the created pages on the WordPress instance A. 2. I also realize that my theme comes without pre-created pages that house the ACF sub-fields. I have to manually recreate the Pages to have the sub-fields appear, and even after doing this, they end up being blank, and I therefore, have to re-enter the sub-field values which happens to also be bulky for a new user and hence not attractive from a selling point. Question: Is there a way I could package my theme or include php code such that: 1. It includes ACF Plugin on installing the theme on a new WordPress Instance. 2. Have the pages housing the ACF sub-fields, pre-created and therefore, the ACF sub-fields showing to allow for easy editing of the WordPress theme by a new user. 3. Have the ACF Sub-field values appear with demo values already entered on the pre-created pages for the new user to be able to easily manipulate the website data. I think this would be a very attractive model. I have tried to do it for a month and have come up short. I am sure you taking a shot at it and cracking it would actually get a lot of traction on KZbin because nobody has actually been able to do it, and I actually think you can. It’s why I asked.

[@munavvirmpr3697]

Hi How to make custom post type in a separate database table, with custom fields.

[@hussampnc3905]

where is next video? since march 2021

[@rafraf7977]

Where is next video? :(

[@bonpito]

Hi, first of all thanks for the great tutorials. I keep getting an error with my endpoint url. some hint?

[@MM-lw3ve]

This may be a really ignorant question as I am fairly new to WordPress, but why would you use something like custom fields over a theme creator such as elementor which appears easier to work with than the custom fields? Thanks Mark

[@neovim.]

Page builders like Elementor 1. by default load a ton of scripts which for sure affect the site performances 2. while they can do many things, there are still things they can’t really do as they are designed for non developers whereas using custom post type, you have a full control of your site

[@NicoleOrton1]

Still no part 6 :(

[@medtalks6146]

clear tutorial

[@theman7050]

Part 6...... Plzz 😁

[@sagarbharati1438]

can you send me your udemy cource link i want to buy

[@robeeeeen]

{ "code": "rest_cookie_invalid_nonce", "message": "Cookie check failed", "data": { "status": 403 } } Can any one help me?

[@TheShawn_v]

need episoce 6 :((((((((((, please upload this:(((

[@AlaouiMediaVision]

it's a lot to take in I know but hopefully, you can understand that 😇

[@BMRG14]

Shit just got real :D Can we have the source code too?

[@munibawaqar1074]

I'm having issues with connecting the endpoint to the backend. Not sure what the issue is as I have triple-checked my code. Does anyone else see an issue? ..figured it out in 30s after I posted this comment... -_- bloody typos sometimes a change in perspective helps lol Thanks a bunch for this tutorial!

[@pellenilsen9886]

Hey! I'm just kinda asking around here because part 6 never got uploaded, nor does it seem like it will be uploaded... Did you ever find out what to do next? Get the data to the database and show it in the wordpress dashboard? If so, you think you could help me out here? Kinda stuck lol

[@bini-4-christ]

Brilliant tutorial. Just fyi, part 6 can continue from the 2 hour full tutorial he released at minute 54. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKmToJyphLSkhMksi=1oIpXeUzxewpc_2C&t=3256

[@MuhammadAdnan2.0]

How to develop restaurant wp theme with woocommerce ?

[@youtuber9991]

Follow his custom theme development videos and you can learn. Nobody is going to create an exact custom theme tutorial you'd want so you have to either learn yourself or pay someone to do it.