PRO: JCI-Templates
The PRO JCI-Plugin tries to avoid Shortcode-Paramternames and put all into JCI Templates
[jsoncontentimporterpro nameoftemplate=NAME_OF_TEMPLATE some_more_parameter]
[jsoncontentimporterpro nameoftemplate=NAME_OF_TEMPLATE some_more_parameter]
[jsoncontentimporterpro nameoftemplate=NAME_OF_TEMPLATE some_more_parameter]
Put together a very simple JCI-Template with this settings:
- URL:
dummyrequest
This grabs some WordPress-Page info for an JSON-Feed - twig-template: Show received data as JSON
{{_context | json_encode}}
{{_context | json_encode}}
{{_context | json_encode}}
You can also use the “inline”-Shortcode, but having all settings in one Shortcode has some disadavantages:
- When using on several pages you always have to copy / change it on several pages
- WordPress modifies sometimes the HTML-Code in the template. to avoid such trouble use the JCI template.
[jsoncontentimporterpro url=... parser=twig332adj some_more_parameter]
twig-template
[/jsoncontentimporterpro]
[jsoncontentimporterpro url=... parser=twig332adj some_more_parameter]
twig-template
[/jsoncontentimporterpro]
[jsoncontentimporterpro url=... parser=twig332adj some_more_parameter] twig-template [/jsoncontentimporterpro]
Sort, Search, Bulkaction JCI-Templates
With Version 3.7.3 the handling of the JCI-Templatelist is improved. This is very helpful when you have many JCI-Templates:
- Set the number of JCI-Templates per page via the “ScreenOptions”. Default is 10.
- Text-Search the JCI-Templates
- Do Bulk-Actions on selected JCI-Templates (e. g. delete several of them at once…).