Frank Grafenstein
| March 17, 2013 at 5:27 pm I want to adapt Espresso Services Api to WP multisite. You described an approach at:
http://staging.eventespresso.com/wiki/espresso-ticketing/#services
Adapting the name of mysql-tables to multisitite blog_id. I like to retrieve blog_id from blog-path submitted via http-request via input field Espresso Event Endpoint at the Android mobile device. How to do that? I only found an POST[authentication]-variable in events.php, which has already lost the blog-path information. Can you give me some advice please? Thanks
Frank |
Josh
| March 18, 2013 at 3:19 pm Hi Frank, The mobile app’s endpoint URL needs to point to the root directory, which is where the espresso-services folder is installed. The work around for multi-site in the ticketing add-on documentation is for using one installation of Event Espresso on a single site of a multi-site network. If you are trying to use more than one installation of Event Espresso on a multi-site network, you might have more success with the new API that you can download from the pre-release channel. You can opt-in to the pre-release channel from your account page by checking the box that appears below the list of plugins on the right column of your account page. |
