Fetch API data using Elementor & JetEngine and display on frontend | Elementor REST API Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- To fetch API data using JetEngine and beautifully display it using Elementor on your webpage, follow these simple steps:
1. Begin by installing and activating the necessary plugins, namely JetEngine and Elementor. JetEngine empowers you to create custom post types, taxonomies, and meta fields, while Elementor provides a user-friendly visual page builder interface.
2. Create a custom post type within JetEngine to organize your API data effectively. Navigate to your WordPress dashboard and find the "JetEngine" tab, then click on "Post Types." Here, you can effortlessly add a new custom post type by specifying a unique name, slug, and labels. Be sure to save your changes to proceed.
3. Within JetEngine, you'll also need to create a meta field to store the API data. Head to "Meta Fields" in the JetEngine settings and select "Add New." Here, provide a descriptive meta field name, label, and select the appropriate field type based on the nature of your data (text, image, etc.). Save your changes to proceed.
4. Connect JetEngine with the API data source of your choice. In the JetEngine settings, find the "API" section and select "Add New." Fill in the required details, including the API URL and authentication if necessary. Next, map the relevant API response fields to the corresponding JetEngine meta fields you created in step 3. Save your changes to establish the connection.
5. Now it's time to create a visually stunning Elementor template for displaying the API data. Access the Elementor settings and navigate to "Templates," then select "Add New." Choose the specific page or section where you want to showcase the API data. Utilize the intuitive drag-and-drop interface to design the layout according to your preferences. To incorporate the dynamic content from JetEngine, select the custom post type and meta fields you created earlier. Feel free to customize the template further to align with your desired style. Don't forget to save your changes.
6. To make the magic happen, create a new page using Elementor. In your WordPress dashboard, go to "Pages" and select "Add New." Employ the power of Elementor to edit the page, and from the Elementor library, select the template you created in step 5. Personalize the page content and design elements as necessary, ensuring a seamless integration with your existing website. Once satisfied, save and publish the page.
By following these steps, your webpage will seamlessly fetch the API data using JetEngine and display it elegantly using the Elementor template you designed. This integration ensures a visually appealing and dynamic presentation of your API data to captivate your visitors.
Remember to consult the documentation provided by the JetEngine and Elementor plugins for specific instructions tailored to your plugin versions.
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very informative video
Thanks ✌️
i am very thankful for that. exaclty that was what i needed to understand the tech behind that all things!
but one question, do you think it can work with the AWS api(amazon)?
Ya i think so... I nvr tried but it should.
Hi There, this is exactly what i was searching for, the only problem with me is that ive created my website using ACF pro (which supports custom posts, taxonomies and custom fields, similar to jet engine), So My question to you is that is it possible to achieve the similar using the combination of Elementor Pro and ACF Pro? if yes please make a video on this topic, i will wait and therefore subscribing to your channel.
Ok ill update
Why can't I find the JetEngine plugin?
Search on wplocker ull find all
Sir! I wanna make website that my customers can edit pictures in my website made by WordPress. And send that edited picture to me in a file field. How can I create such thing? Can you help me!!!
ap apni website ka demo link de skte ho .. jo apne video m dikhaya h wo url work nhi kr raha h
That was a demo site made on sandbox. Now its expired.
how to display only single item as its not showing in elementor page when i try to fetch content directly
U have to use jetengine plugin for that.. Elementor dont have this right now.
U can visit wplocker there ull find all licensed. Free pro pluigns.
@@DEBUGENTITY i mean i am using jetengine only but when i try to show only 1 on elementor post using dynamic tags heading the it shows blank...
By this its hard to understand brother.. Mail me on debugentity9@gmail.com
Data gets saved into DB automatically?
Yes
Nice video. Please can it work with football prediction API like API Football?. Thanks
Ya it can work with any API just follow the steps accordingly & validate ur API in jetengine
How to create single page?
You can make single post template for your data using elementor theme builder or jet engine glossaries.
@@DEBUGENTITY can you please share more details?
Hi, I have small requirement API integration, if possible contact me