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    I am going to find a way for logged in users to create pages from front page. For example there are three buttons so called button1,2,3. When logged in users clicks on button1, a page with title newyork1 is created and if user clicks on New York button for one more time, a new page newyork1-1 and newyork1-2 are created and the same logical with Tokyo and London. I have tried Wordpress Rest API then wp_insert_post() function but it not working as it cannot get the author and title as i aspected. If you guys have a better idea, please help. Thank you

    <ul> 
    <li> <a href="" data-name="newyork"> New York</a></li> 
    <li> <a href="" data-name="tokyo"> Tokyo</a></li>
    <li> <a href="" data-name="london"> London</a></li>
</ul>

    I am going to find a way for logged in users to create pages from front page. For example there are three buttons so called button1,2,3. When logged in users clicks on button1, a page with title newyork1 is created and if user clicks on New York button for one more time, a new page newyork1-1 and newyork1-2 are created and the same logical with Tokyo and London. I have tried Wordpress Rest API then wp_insert_post() function but it not working as it cannot get the author and title as i aspected. If you guys have a better idea, please help. Thank you

    <ul> 
    <li> <a href="" data-name="newyork"> New York</a></li> 
    <li> <a href="" data-name="tokyo"> Tokyo</a></li>
    <li> <a href="" data-name="london"> London</a></li>
</ul>
    • rest-api
    • wp-insert-post
    Share Improve this question asked Jan 31, 2019 at 9:15 TonyTony 12 bronze badges 1
    • Hi @Tony, your question is too vague and not appropriate for this forum, you are unlikely to get any answers. You are seeking to solutions to your specific problem, and not to a general WP functionality problem. Questions which have a real value for the rest of the community (ie that others may face too) are more likely to get you answers. – Aurovrata Commented Feb 1, 2019 at 8:55
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    How about redirecting specific users with a set of redirect rules? You can try using Peter’s Login Redirect plugin. Follow these steps:

    1. Install and activate the plugin.
    2. Hover on Settings in the left sidebar.
    3. Click on Login/logout redirects.
    4. Enter your custom Login URL for specific users.

    Already has a solution here You have modify a bit to use it. 1. 'post_type' => 'post', change to 'post_type' => 'page',

    Also your user must have capabilities to create page. Here is another solution on how to handle that.

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