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Easy JSON Content Importer 1.5.3

Unleash the power of linking WordPress with external APIs in a simple, quick manner! With the groundbreaking version 1.5.3 of the free WordPress-Plugin, JSON Content Importer, integrating JSON into your WordPress has never been more effortless. Simply install the plugin, insert the JSON URL into the JCI block, and get a glimpse of the incoming JSON. Click "Generate JCI template for JSON" and instantly get a template ready for displaying your JSON data on your WordPress page. For an alternative approach, you can still use our trusty old Shortcode for copy-pasting into a page. The JCI block will be your loyal assistant! 0:25 Check Installation 0:57 Basic Settings 1:56 Step 1: Get data 2:19 Step 2: Use data 2:36 Support etc. 3:31 In practice: Use JCI Block with local example data and template 4:40 In practice: JCI Block with external API and template generator Home of the plugin: https://json-content-importer.com/ JCI manual: https://doc.json-content-importer.com/ JCI examples and live demos: https://api.json-content-importer.com/ Download the Plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/json-co... ==== Transcript ==== good day this video shows you how to use the WordPress plugin Json content importer version 1.4 especially the new admin area of the plugin and the new improved jci block start by clicking on Json content Importer on the left side then you will see the welcome and the other tabs of the admin area of the jci plugin first let's check the installation it's very likely that your WordPress meets the requirements as there is nothing unusual it's especially worth taking a look at the casher if responses from an API are to be cached on the server files will be created for this on the local server - for this the plugin must be able to write and read files and also you have a statistic here how many files are in the cacher in the basic settings you can choose different options there's the SSL verification if the API is not properly configured you can check this button switch off SSL verification then no verification is done and hopefully the API works next is attaching for the cacher if the API request should be cached on your server you can store this API response is locally on your server and use it for a cache time then the plugin offers to switch off some Gutenberg features some Site Builders need that and API requests sometimes need authentication or expect a browser user agents there you can add some data for apis who require that now let's really get started in Step One the task is to fetch the data from the API this can be done by the Gutenberg blockway or by the short code way if the API does not give the expected answer or Json or whatever there are some hints to deal with that once we have the data from the API we want to work with it this is step two you can do this either by block or by short code but we highly recommend to do it with the block I'll show you exactly what this looks like in a moment the other tabs are about support at doc.jsoncontentimporter.com is the jci manual at API Json contentimporter.com are many live examples and there's a way to get individual support there's also a JCI Bug Bounty program if you discover any vulnerabilities let me know this will be rewarded also important the gdpr - the data protection regulation: some informations about that and if the free JCI is not enough you can switch to the JCI Pro which is independent of the free one it's same but different much more powerful and in case you want to uninstall the plugin you can delete all or only parts of it of the plugin let's take a look at this in practice here we have an empty WordPress page we add the JCI block as a regular block we see an info text on the left side and the plugin on the Block settings on the right side effect of the block is a sample Json feed that we can practice with the path is already entered in the field if we switch on the answer and switch off the other to this place we see the response of this feed of this API a standard template for displaying the Json data is also already in the block if you turn off all additional displays you can see what the Json and the template produced together if you change now change something like adding hello in capital letters it immediately changes the display on the left side let's now try with an external API that delivers Json for example this Json field with HTML filled with date and some enumerations from one to seven in the APL field I copy pasted the URL of the new API feed and here we see the Json we saw just before in the other browser tab clicking on create GCI template for Json the plugin tries to create a template for this Json and insert it here in the template field so let's do it create JCI template it opens a modal window and here we go this is the template for the Json we loaded from the URL close to this window and here we see the new template and try template will show us ....