_wp_rest_api_autosave_meta() – The REST API autosave endpoint doesn’t save meta, so we can use the `wp_creating_autosave` when it updates an exiting autosave, and `_wp_put_post_revision` when it creates a new autosave.
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Description
The REST API autosave endpoint doesn't save meta, so we can use the wp_creating_autosave
when it updates an exiting autosave, and _wp_put_post_revision
when it creates a new autosave.
Usage
_wp_rest_api_autosave_meta( $autosave );
Parameters
- $autosave
- ( int|array ) required – The autosave ID or array.
Returns
void
Source
File name: wordpress/wp-includes/blocks/footnotes.php
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function _wp_rest_api_autosave_meta( $autosave ) { // Ensure it's a REST API request. if ( ! defined( 'REST_REQUEST' ) || ! REST_REQUEST ) { return; } $body = rest_get_server()->get_raw_data(); $body = json_decode( $body, true ); if ( ! isset( $body['meta']['footnotes'] ) ) { return; } // `wp_creating_autosave` passes the array, // `_wp_put_post_revision` passes the ID. $id = is_int( $autosave ) ? $autosave : $autosave['ID']; if ( ! $id ) { return; } update_post_meta( $id, 'footnotes', wp_slash( $body['meta']['footnotes'] ) ); }