Wordpress API Integration
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Vjo7a
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- Dec 30, 2010
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This is the WordPress API documentation site: http://codex.wordpress.org/, anything you want to add to WordPress you will have to use hooks, and add actions or filters: http://wp.smashingmagazine.com/2012/02/16/inside-wordpress-actions-filters/
http://wp.tutsplus.com/ also have lots of info about WordPress API
http://wp.tutsplus.com/ also have lots of info about WordPress API
mseostrategy
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- Oct 2, 2012
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Thanks that's is very helpful for manage my WP pulgine.
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I do have some experience with that kind of integration. They provide an XML API. Build a plugin which checks expedia for data and saves them to db. Setup a cron job for this (don't query live, as it will make your site slow). Add the data using save_post().
Vjo7a
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Guys, anything you want to integrate into WordPress should use the WordPress API in the right way, and that means loading your CSS and JS files using the WordPress queue system...those sites have lots of info and best practices for creating plugins and widgets 
Tothefarend
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Alchemist12
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- Apr 28, 2014
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Bumping this again.
I want to build an Expedia affiliate site with eaither Chameleon wihich is provided by Expedia for free or my own wordpress website using Expedia's API.
I have my own domain name, web hosting and travel themes but it seems too complicated to integrate Expedia's API into my wordpress site.
Can someone please help me, Thanks.
I want to build an Expedia affiliate site with eaither Chameleon wihich is provided by Expedia for free or my own wordpress website using Expedia's API.
I have my own domain name, web hosting and travel themes but it seems too complicated to integrate Expedia's API into my wordpress site.
Can someone please help me, Thanks.
- Sep 10, 2010
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Free help or premium help ?
Secondly, Chameleon is a property of Elegant themes. Are you sure expedia is providing it to their affiliates for free? Interesting, I have to take care..
Secondly, Chameleon is a property of Elegant themes. Are you sure expedia is providing it to their affiliates for free? Interesting, I have to take care..
Alchemist12
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- Apr 28, 2014
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Free help or premium help ?
Secondly, Chameleon is a property of Elegant themes. Are you sure expedia is providing it to their affiliates for free? Interesting, I have to take care..
To be honest I don't have that much money, I have already spent $50 out of my $100 budget on a hosting service and a few domain names and themes. so I would prefer free help. I am just looking for someone to guide me in the right direction. Not spoon feed me. Expedia API look too complicated for a newbie like me to maintain so I think I will pass on that one.
The Chameleon I am reffering is a Expedia site building system for their affiliates. It is not to be confused with the theme "chameleon" by Elegant Themes.
So Can someone who has used Expedia Chameleon System please help me. I just need to know how to integrate my own domain with Expedia's Chamelon programme.
thanks