Plugin Author
Bagus
(@contactjavas)
Hi all!
FYI, wp-json/wp/v2/* is now whitelisted by default in v1.4.0
I have my rest controller within my custom theme.
To get filter ‘jwt_auth_whitelist’ work, I needed to put the code in functions.php right to the top (first lines of the file).
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This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by
afatoga.
Hi Mr. @contactjavas ,
I still have the same problem not solved,
I tried to put the following code:
add_filter(
‘jwt_auth_whitelist’,
function ($endpoints) {
return array(
‘/wp-json/oembed/1.0/*’,
‘/wp-json/wp/v2/*’,
‘/wp-json/post-views-counter/*’,
‘/wp-json/yoast/v1/*’,
‘/wp-json/yoast/v1/myyoast/*’,
‘/wp-json/wc/blocks/*’,
‘/wp-json/wc/store/*’,
‘/wp-json/wc/v1/*’,
‘/wp-json/wc/v2/*’,
‘/wp-json/wc/v3/*’,
‘/wp-json/wccom-site/v1/*’,
‘/wp-json/wc-analytics/*’,
‘/wp-json/wc-admin/*’,
);
}
);
as you said once in my function.php and then in my plugin __constructor before rest_api_init action and in add_action(‘plugins_loaded’) and all of them didn’t work.
Please help me if you could.
Thanks!
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This reply was modified 2 months, 1 week ago by
nawarcr7.
Plugin Author
Bagus
(@contactjavas)
Hi @nawarcr7 , try to delete your existing whitelisting filter. Put it in functions.php outside of your class. Just put it without wrapping it into a class.
add_filter(
'jwt_auth_whitelist',
function ( $endpoints ) {
$whitelists = array(
'/wp-json/oembed/1.0/*',
'/wp-json/wp/v2/*',
'/wp-json/post-views-counter/*',
'/wp-json/yoast/v1/*',
'/wp-json/yoast/v1/myyoast/*',
'/wp-json/wc/blocks/*',
'/wp-json/wc/store/*',
'/wp-json/wc/v1/*',
'/wp-json/wc/v2/*',
'/wp-json/wc/v3/*',
'/wp-json/wccom-site/v1/*',
'/wp-json/wc-analytics/*',
'/wp-json/wc-admin/*',
);
foreach ( $whitelists as $whitelist ) {
if ( ! in_array( $whitelist, $endpoints, true ) ) {
array_push( $endpoints, $whitelist );
}
}
return $endpoints;
}
);
Thank you @contactjavas for your quick response,
I’m sorry, but still not working! as below:
{
success: false,
statusCode: 403,
code: “jwt_auth_no_auth_header”,
message: “Authorization header not found.”,
data: [ ],
}
Just for being noticed, if I use var_dump() with this $whitelists array in my filter, it is rendered successfully but it didn’t affect any of my routes.
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This reply was modified 2 months, 1 week ago by nawarcr7.
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This reply was modified 2 months, 1 week ago by nawarcr7.
Plugin Author
Bagus
(@contactjavas)
Hi @nawarcr7 , can you give screenshot of your postman testing? You can join our Discord channel for easier troubleshooting.
Thanks,
Bagus
Hi @contactjavas, I have joined Discord.
Hello A, I have the same problem, I have read the documentation of your plugin, and when I do it is the same as above.
code:
add_filter( ‘jwt_auth_whitelist’, function ( $endpoints ) {
return array(
‘/wp-json/bdpwr/v1/reset-password’,
‘/wp-json/bdpwr/v1/set-password’,
‘/wp-json/bdpwr/v1/validate-code’,
);
} );
error: {
“success”: false,
“statusCode”: 403,
“code”: “jwt_auth_no_auth_header”,
“message”: “Authorization header not found.”,
“data”: []
}
hi there, im in the same issue, it’s not working in my function.php
but i dont understand this phrase: “Maybe create a 1 file plugin which contains the filter”.
where this filter take place? Where would i need put this function add_filter( 'jwt_auth_whitelist', function ( $endpoints )
Inside any .php file in my plugin folder?!
i’m really basic changing code in WP sorry.
best!
juanma
