function wpmlrestapi_calculate_rel_path(WP_Post $thisPost): string needs PHP 7
But readme says Requires at least: 4.7 which needs PHP 5.2
https://displaywp.com/wordpress-minimum-php-version/

How is it?

Hey! Thank you for this wonderful extension. I've found you fix targeting the nested pages issue – but it's still not working on my side. What do I miss? Thanks for your help!

Hi Shawn,

Thank you for the great plugin. I have used before your plugin, but now I moved to newer PHP version, and I'm trying to figure out the problem why doesn't show the languages (wpml) on the json output.
Can you help me to figure out the problem I'm facing right now.

best regards
Riat

Hi, thanks for building this. Was trying this out to solve my issue about getting my post data via API where WPML doesn't expose post unless I use the lang parameter. Trying to get everything all at once rather than combining data sets.

What I'm seeing unfortunately is when there is not actually a translations for my post, it 'makes one up' it seems as shown below. The 3 posts below do not have translations but it wants to attach id: 5834 to each of them.

{
    "title": {
        "rendered": "How to heat a tent during winter camping?"
    },
    "wpml_current_locale": "en_US",
    "wpml_translations": {
        "es_ES": {
            "locale": "es_ES",
            "id": 5834,
            "slug": "butano-vs-propano-cual-es-el-mejor-combustible-para-una-estufa-de-camping",
            "post_title": "Butano vs Propano – ¿Cuál es el mejor combustible para una estufa de camping?",
            "href": "https://trucampers.com/es/butano-vs-propano-cual-es-el-mejor-combustible-para-una-estufa-de-camping/"
        }
    }
},
{
    "title": {
        "rendered": "How To Avoid Frostbite During Winter Camping?"
    },
    "wpml_current_locale": "en_US",
    "wpml_translations": {
        "es_ES": {
            "locale": "es_ES",
            "id": 5834,
            "slug": "butano-vs-propano-cual-es-el-mejor-combustible-para-una-estufa-de-camping",
            "post_title": "Butano vs Propano – ¿Cuál es el mejor combustible para una estufa de camping?",
            "href": "https://trucampers.com/es/butano-vs-propano-cual-es-el-mejor-combustible-para-una-estufa-de-camping/"
        }
    }
},
{
    "title": {
        "rendered": "How to keep water from freezing during winter camping?"
    },
    "wpml_current_locale": "en_US",
    "wpml_translations": {
        "es_ES": {
            "locale": "es_ES",
            "id": 5834,
            "slug": "butano-vs-propano-cual-es-el-mejor-combustible-para-una-estufa-de-camping",
            "post_title": "Butano vs Propano – ¿Cuál es el mejor combustible para una estufa de camping?",
            "href": "https://trucampers.com/es/butano-vs-propano-cual-es-el-mejor-combustible-para-una-estufa-de-camping/"
        }
    }
},

hello, i would like to get languagecode/blog/postname, with blog translated to proper language, any help?

Hi, I installed the plugin on WP but when I have to activate it, it gives a 500 error page. Could you help me?
Thanks
Andrea

It just happened to receive a translation in response that is in draft status. In my opinion it should return only published translations by default.

Thanks!

I've got pages with a parent page, which makes the link: http://example.com/en/parent/my-page

This plugin gives me the href http://example.com/en/my-page which is incorrect.

Dear Shawn, thanks for your work! What if I would like to have the same fields but not for offical wp api, but for custom routes, like https://github.com/factor1/better-rest-endpoints for example.

Please help me understand what to change and where (I'm not experienced with php at all, sorry)

Hi,

first of all, thank you so much for the work you put into this, this plugin really helped me when working with WP in a headless setup.

Unfortunately there is one issue, when the permalink structure is set to something other than %postname% (in my case news/%postname%). In that case the link returned by the plugin is incorrect (as if the setting was still %postname%).

Hey, thanks a lot for publishing this plugin, it helps a lot!

Now, I wonder what has to be done in order to extend the functionality to the wp-menus, so that they also link to the corresponding translation when accessed via /wp-json/wp-api-menus/v2/menus/[id] ?

Note: I'm using https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-api-menus/ since as of today there's no way to get those menus using the built-in REST API in WP.