WordPress REST API

  • Resolved face2005

    (@face2005)


    1 month ago

    The WordPress REST API must be enabled for WPML to work correctly.

    The REST API test endpoint https://www.ukraqua.com/wp-json/wpml/v1/rest/status?test_get_parameter=1 is not responding correctly.

    Common causes:

    • A security or firewall plugin is blocking REST API requests
    • The REST API has been disabled via the rest_enabled filter
    • Server configuration (Apache/Nginx) is interfering with query parameters
    • Custom rewrite rules are conflicting with WordPress routing

    Troubleshooting: Try accessing the test endpoint directly in your browser. It should return a JSON response with "status":"valid" and "get_parameters":"valid".

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  • Plugin Support wfphil

    (@wfphil)

    1 month ago

    Hi @face2005

    Please temporarily rename the Wordfence plugin via FTP/SSH or your hosting control panel file manager. If you are not sure what to do your hosting provider may be happy to help.

    Find the Wordfence directory in the file path below and rename the Wordfence directory as below:

    ~/wp-content/plugins/wordfence-disabled

    If you have the same problem when Wordfence is fully disabled then Wordfence can’t be involved.

    You then need to rename the Wordfence directory again to reactivate Wordfence as below:

    ~/wp-content/plugins/wordfence

    At this point you won’t see Wordfence in the WordPress menu. Click the WordPress Dashboard menu item and you will then see the Wordfence main menu item appear. However, you may need to reactivate Wordfence on the WordPress Plugins page first.

    Let me know how it proceeds.

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