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Introduction
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Setup
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Connecting your API
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Output API Data
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Integrations
- Send form data to API
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- Connect WordPress to OpenAI
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Tips & Tricks
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PRO Plugin
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OAuth 2.0 Plugin
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API to Posts Plugin
You can base64 encode your username and password.
This is generally used with what’s know as Basic HTTP Authentication (or basic auth) and will send the API a username/password or a clientId/clientSecret combination that is encoded using the base64 method.
Your API docs may include something that looks like below:
Authorization: Basic <Base64 encoded username and password>
To use this within WPGetAPI you simply need to add the details into the Headers section as shown in the image below.
By adding theĀ base64_encode() function, the plugin will automatically encode whatever is in between the brackets. It is usually a username and password separated by a colon like so: username:password
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