Uploading files can sometimes be a complex thing when using JavaScript. In the previous tutorials, we have built a way to update settings and show a notice on that. In this tutorial, we will upload an avatar for the user.
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Uploading files can sometimes be a complex thing when using JavaScript. In the previous tutorials, we have built a way to update settings and show a notice on that. In this tutorial, we will upload an avatar for the user.
Read MoreIn the previous tutorial, we have created a form to update user settings. The only problem we had here is that we did not know if the user settings were updated or not. Let’s learn how to use the Notices system from Gutenberg in our headless WordPress application.
Read MoreWhen creating headless WordPress applications with user profiles or settings, we need to provide them a way to edit the same. In the previous tutorial we have learned how to login in our app.
Read MoreHeadless WordPress is an idea that is being used more and more. I am going to try and cover a few topics that might be interesting when working with Headless WordPress setup. In this tutorial, we are going to see how we can login a user using JWT.
Read MoreWordPress Plugin API (hooks) are a great way to make your plugins or themes extensible. And that is something that you can use when using PHP. But what if you’re using JavaScript? Maybe you want to make your JavaScript project extensible in a similar way. In this tutorial, we will see how to use those hooks in a React App.