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start:
level2:
id: , type:
ejemplo
Welcome!Click on this block and you see on the right side the Gutenberg-Block settings of the “JSON Content Importer Gutenberg Block”. Yet there is an example to show how it works. The Example-URL is
https://ambiental.puertobahiablanca.com/wp-content/plugins/json-content-importer/json/gutenbergblockexample1.json
Some settings show you how the JSON-parser and display works. The example-template is (try to change it on the right):
start: {start}<br>{subloop-array:level2:-1}level2: {level2.key}<br>{subloop:level2.data:-1}id: {level2.data.id}, type: {level2.data.type}<br>{/subloop:level2.data}{/subloop-array:level2}
The result of combining JSON and this template gives us the output. Use this example to experiment: Type “level1” in the right basenode-field, please. This will change the output as now the JSON and the template fit together (without not…)
You may also open the lower right “JCI Advanced“-section. Insert at “One of these words must be displayed:” the word “bb”. And at “JSON-depth of the above displayed Words:” the number 3. Do you see the difference at once?
DEBUG: wp_remote_get to https://ambiental.puertobahiablanca.com/wp-content/plugins/json-content-importer/json/gutenbergblockexample1.json
DEBUG: arguments: Array ( [timeout] => 5 )
DEBUG: success getting URL
If you use WordPress without Gutenberg, you can use this Shortcode (copy with Strg+A, paste to TEXT-editor!):
api-answer:
Inspect JSON: Copypaste (click in box, Strg-A marks all, then insert into clipboard) the JSON from the following box to https://jsoneditoronline.org):
template:
{subloop-array:level2:-1}level2: {level2.key}
{subloop:level2.data:-1}id: {level2.data.id}, type: {level2.data.type}
{/subloop:level2.data}{/subloop-array:level2}
result:
Plugin-Settings (see Plugin options):
Cache: disabled
oauth Bearer Accesskey:
http-Header default Useragent:
the real result:
start:
level2:
id: , type:
nuevo
start:level2:
id: , type: