yes same thing is happening with mine. i’m currently digging through the code to see if i can figure out where the limitation is. it appears to be in introspector.php but that has a global $post variable and uses a method i have yet to find called have_posts() so i’ll continue to dig. if i manage to find a hacked fix… i will post… but i would hope the author can shed some real light on this versus a user’s terrible hack 🙂
so i did find a hack workaround for this.
in this file: wp-content/plugins/json-api/controllers/core.php
around line: 231, in the array arguments, you want to add this:
‘numberposts’ => ’10’
so mine now looks like:
$wp_posts = get_posts(array(
'post_type' => 'page',
'post_parent' => 0,
'order' => 'ASC',
'orderby' => 'menu_order',
'numberposts' => '10'
));
i suppose i could make this a little better by using doing:
extract($json_api->query->get('number'));
so you could then do:
'numberofposts' => $number
and you just simply pass the number of pages you want returned.
again, not great… i just wish for posts of type ‘page’ would just return them all based on their published status. i may continue to look into that.
Thanks guys, this will be fixed in the next release!
And sorry for the very slow response…
