Changeset 1327448
- Timestamp:
- 01/13/2016 12:12:03 PM (10 years ago)
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- wishlist-member-api-testing
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tags/1.0.1/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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wishlist-member-api-testing/tags/1.0.1/readme.txt
r1326248 r1327448 18 18 Here are only few of the reasons you would want to check your website's connection to Wishlist Member's API: 19 19 20 To make sure the pluginis working and functioning correctly21 API connection error will make the integrations not to work22 Shorten the time to troubleshoot any issues and problems with the integrations20 * To make sure Wishlist Member API is working and functioning correctly 21 API connection error will make the 3rd party plugins not to work 22 Shorten the time to troubleshoot any issues and problems with caused by Wishlist Member API problems. 23 23 24 24 <strong>How Wishlist Member API Testing plugin works?</strong> … … 30 30 2. Install and activate it on your Wishlist Member membership site 31 31 3. Go to the Tools menu > Wishlist Member API Testing 32 33 Why Wishlist Member API somtimes do not work? 34 35 Wishlist Member external API is calling a specific URL that desinged buy Wishlist Member to expect API requests. In order not to accept any request the Wishlist Member need to be authenticated first using the Wishlist Member API Key (which is defined in the Wishlist Member settings). After the API connection is esptablished and authenticated an API request can be made. 36 37 The Wishlist Member API call can be fail from the main following reasons: 38 39 1. The API was not authenticated correctly. 40 2. The API call is getting a result from the cache and only the first API call succeeded and all following calls fails. 41 3. Plugin conflict with caching plugin or security plugins that are installed on the WordPress installation or on your server prevent the URL call and fail the API request. 42 4. Server or PHP settings that prevent the API from being authenticated correctly. 43 5. DNS servers or CDN than cache and redirect the API URL to an incorrect URL and by that causing the Wishlist Member API not to be authenticated correctly and fail. 44 45 These are only few reasons that can cause problem and because it's impossible to predict the results or isolate the cause in all cases we have created this plugin in order to identify a problem with the Wishlist Member API. 32 46 33 47 <strong>Who is behind Wishlist Member API Testing plugin?</strong> -
wishlist-member-api-testing/trunk/readme.txt
r1326248 r1327448 18 18 Here are only few of the reasons you would want to check your website's connection to Wishlist Member's API: 19 19 20 To make sure the pluginis working and functioning correctly21 API connection error will make the integrations not to work22 Shorten the time to troubleshoot any issues and problems with the integrations20 * To make sure Wishlist Member API is working and functioning correctly 21 API connection error will make the 3rd party plugins not to work 22 Shorten the time to troubleshoot any issues and problems with caused by Wishlist Member API problems. 23 23 24 24 <strong>How Wishlist Member API Testing plugin works?</strong> … … 30 30 2. Install and activate it on your Wishlist Member membership site 31 31 3. Go to the Tools menu > Wishlist Member API Testing 32 33 Why Wishlist Member API somtimes do not work? 34 35 Wishlist Member external API is calling a specific URL that desinged buy Wishlist Member to expect API requests. In order not to accept any request the Wishlist Member need to be authenticated first using the Wishlist Member API Key (which is defined in the Wishlist Member settings). After the API connection is esptablished and authenticated an API request can be made. 36 37 The Wishlist Member API call can be fail from the main following reasons: 38 39 1. The API was not authenticated correctly. 40 2. The API call is getting a result from the cache and only the first API call succeeded and all following calls fails. 41 3. Plugin conflict with caching plugin or security plugins that are installed on the WordPress installation or on your server prevent the URL call and fail the API request. 42 4. Server or PHP settings that prevent the API from being authenticated correctly. 43 5. DNS servers or CDN than cache and redirect the API URL to an incorrect URL and by that causing the Wishlist Member API not to be authenticated correctly and fail. 44 45 These are only few reasons that can cause problem and because it's impossible to predict the results or isolate the cause in all cases we have created this plugin in order to identify a problem with the Wishlist Member API. 32 46 33 47 <strong>Who is behind Wishlist Member API Testing plugin?</strong>
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