Hi @mvsitecreator,
In most cases this means that Really Simple SSL’s request to the REST API is blocked. Could you tell us if there are any errors visible in the browser console while loading this page?
You can open the browser console via right-click -> inspect -> console.
Regards, Leon
@mvsitecreator please check if you have set the permalinks to plain. There currently is an issue when permalinks are set to plain. When on any other type, it works as expected.
@mvsitecreator it appears the WP Core apiFetch method encodes custom rest api endpoints when used with plain permalinks. As a workaround for this behaviour, I don’t use the WP core fetch method when plain permalinks are used. It’s merged on Github, you can use the zip from there, or wait for the next update. I think we can do a small patch update for this one.
https://github.com/Really-Simple-Plugins/really-simple-ssl
Hi @leonwimmenhoeve thanks for your fast answer. Here follows the console imagem. There`s no error.
https://imgbox.com/adxgmg3X
@rogierlankhorst I’m a beginner in this topic and I don’t know what you meant for me to do
@mvsitecreator in settings/permalinks, you can change the link type to something other than ‘plain’. That should resolve the issue. Alternatively you can use above branch, which allows using of plain permalinks again.
@rogierlankhorst here follows the options that wordpress gave to me. Wich one did I use?
https://imgbox.com/aCAxDvd2
but the alternative that you passed, I have no idea how to do it and I also don’t know what will change in this permalink change.
It’s currently on plain. It will work with any of the other options. Most commonly used is ‘post name’. This will also look better for your site, and is better for seo/search engines as well.
@rogierlankhorst many thanks! Worked just fine!
