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wp_data_sync_set_property_{$key}

This is a dynamic filter to allow manipulation of the data when DataSync properties are set.

General Keys

  • primary_id
  • is_accelerated
  • integrations

Post Type Keys

  • post_data
  • post_meta
  • taxonomies
  • featured_image
  • attachment

User Keys

  • user_data
  • user_meta

WooCommerce Keys

  • gallery_images
  • attributes
  • variations

Unset Keys

Unset keys is a feature that allows you to unset certain data keys. This is only available when your Request Details > Source Type is set to WordPress. How does Unset Keys work? Unset keys

Subsequent Request

Subsequent Request is an API request made in addition to the initial request. A subsequent request uses a value from the initial response to request additional data. This additional request may use

Create Unique Primary ID

Creating a unique primary ID is an optional process. This is only used if the source of your data does not already provide a static unique ID. What is a Unique Primary ID? A unique primary ID is

Google Sheets

Connecting Google Sheets to your WP Data Sync API portal can be accomplished in a few easy steps. In this tutorial, we assume you have already created a Google Sheet and connected your website to the

Output Behavior

Output Behavior is how the API handles the output of your Data Source. Output Behavior Options Create Available ItemsAccelerated Sync for Available ItemsMerge with Available ItemsBypass

Sync Status

Sync Status is a setting that allows you to choose which items you want to sync with your remote website. There are several options you can choose from to configure your API portal to manage sync

wp_data_sync_image

Filter the image data. Image URL, Title, Caption, Description, and Alt Text.

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