Update wordpress post
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ui console view | ui console view | ||
| − | + | connect to wordpress("https://yourwordpresssite.com", "username", "password") | |
| − | + | create wordpress post("My New Blog Post", "This is the content of my new blog post.", "public", "post", #my post id) | |
update wordpress post(#my post id, "My Updated Blog Post", "This is the updated content of my blog post.", "public") | update wordpress post(#my post id, "My Updated Blog Post", "This is the updated content of my blog post.", "public") | ||
| − | + | log object($find wordpress post(#my post id)) | |
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Remember to replace "https://yourwordpresssite.com", "username", and "password" with your WordPress site's URL, your username, and your password, respectively. Replace "My New Blog Post", "This is the content of my new blog post.", "My Updated Blog Post", and "This is the updated content of my blog post." with your own titles and contents. | Remember to replace "https://yourwordpresssite.com", "username", and "password" with your WordPress site's URL, your username, and your password, respectively. Replace "My New Blog Post", "This is the content of my new blog post.", "My Updated Blog Post", and "This is the updated content of my blog post." with your own titles and contents. | ||
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| + | This script will create a new public post on your WordPress website, save its ID, update the post with a new title and content, and then retrieve and print the updated post. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:46, 4 July 2023
update wordpress post command updates an existing post or page on a WordPress website.
The post or page is specified by its ID, and new values can be provided for its title, content, and status.
[edit] Parameters
Post ID: The ID of the post or page that you want to update.
Post Title: The updated title for your post or page.
Post Content: The updated content for your post or page.
Post Status: (Optional) Choose the updated status for the post or page. Options include "draft" (the post will not be published until you manually publish it) and "public" (the post will be published immediately). Default is "draft".
[edit] Example
ui console view
connect to wordpress("https://yourwordpresssite.com", "username", "password")
create wordpress post("My New Blog Post", "This is the content of my new blog post.", "public", "post", #my post id)
update wordpress post(#my post id, "My Updated Blog Post", "This is the updated content of my blog post.", "public")
log object($find wordpress post(#my post id))
Remember to replace "https://yourwordpresssite.com", "username", and "password" with your WordPress site's URL, your username, and your password, respectively. Replace "My New Blog Post", "This is the content of my new blog post.", "My Updated Blog Post", and "This is the updated content of my blog post." with your own titles and contents.
This script will create a new public post on your WordPress website, save its ID, update the post with a new title and content, and then retrieve and print the updated post.
