rockiger

Try to re-save permalinks in the WP admin.

Does this fix your problems?

Sorry for responding so late. Could you activate logging in WordPress and see if any error messages occur.

Hey @fxzh98,

did you modify the page where the app should be displayed manually?

Which operating system are you using?

I will test with the newest version of LocalWP shortly.

Hey @giuliano2911,

unfortunately, I have zero knowledge about Lightsail. Can you profile what gets your server down?

Is there high CPU or memory usage?

To me, it makes no sense, because we deploy a simple React app.

I am out of my element here, too.

ReactPress adds one rewrite rule for every new app:

add_rewrite_rule('^' . $app['pageslug'] . '/(.*)?', 'index.php?pagename=' . $app['pageslug'], 'top');

It makes sure that React-Router can be used. Maybe the rewrite rules collide?

If I understand you right, you want to show the React app on several pages?

This is not possible at the moment. Using the app as the homepage works for me.

Hello, yes you can. You can use the WP rest-api https://developer.www.ads-software.com/rest-api/ in your React app.

ReactPress only shows information that WordPress provides.

Having said that, I doubt it would be wise to openly communicate any key.

Hope this helps.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by rockiger.

Can you build React apps on windows for use on a POSIX system. Could it be that the paths get screwed up. I am just asking, because I don’t have a windows system to test.

The live server is also a windows system? I don’t know if you can build React apps an windows for use on POSIX servers.

The build process needs the right package.json. ReactPress edits the package.json to make the React app work in WordPress.

If you ReactPress can’t write it, it won’t work.

It seems to me, that PHP can’t write your package.json. Which needs to be changed to create a suitable build.

Could be a problem with the container. I remember something similar with another user, that used docker (I think), but I can’t find the thread.

How does your package.json look?

Hmm,

tough to say. Does the page exist?

Otherwise, you could try this tutorial: https://medium.com/swlh/wordpress-create-react-app-integration-30b41657b79e to integrate your React app. I don’t know why ReactPress is not working for you, sorry.

No, I never said it is better than frontity.

ReactPress embeds a React app in your WordPress site. Your pages are normal WordPress which is as fast as SSR, if you use proper caching.

Hope this clarifies things for you.

Hmm,

tough to say.

You could try this tutorial: https://medium.com/swlh/wordpress-create-react-app-integration-30b41657b79e to integrate your React app. I don’t know why ReactPress is not working for you, sorry.

The above link is dead, btw.