It seems like every question on stackoverflow where the asker is using regex to grab some information from HTML will inevitably have an "answer" that says not to use regex to parse HTML.
Why not? I'm aware that there are quote-unquote "real" HTML parsers out there like Beautiful Soup, and I'm su...
part of the problem of regexping html in the wordpress context is that you aare going to assume that the html is valid, and if you have not created it yourself, this is going to be a problematic assumption
regexp is a heuristic that can be more than good enough for very simple cases like eliminate empty spans, but it is always better to just use a proper parser
... but talking about empty spans @MichaelEcklund, are you sure they are empty? No CSS content, no JS target?
Unless you have to do some preprocessing server side, this kind of things is better done in JS, and you benefit from the proper parsing the browser had done.
I'm working with a third-party API (for the intents of this question, it's irrelevant which one) and need to send a POST request to an external service.
I'm trying to use wp_remote_post to achieve what I need, but there seems to be a limit to the amount of data it can send in its request body.
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@ThatBrazilianGuy your question is very unlikely. If you would have forced me to bet than either you have some php setting off, or you are looking at the wrong thing when debiging. There is no reason to limit outgoing communication in any way
And my debug is basically "fire it up on the wp side and see if it reaches the ngrok side", then "fire it up on postman and see if it reaches the ngrok side".
Ok, I will try running it on my local machine. I think it will take a few hours to get it working, it's been more than a year since I stopped running php and mysql locally.
@MarkKaplun I inspect the output either on Firefox or ngrok running on the host (my laptop).
@ThatBrazilianGuy keep in mind that this is official in the sense that the docker people officially made it. WP had nothing to do with that images creation
I'm working with a third-party API (for the intents of this question, it's irrelevant which one) and need to send a POST request to an external service.
I'm trying to use wp_remote_post to achieve what I need, but there seems to be a limit to the amount of data it can send in its request body.
...
