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What does it look like when a menu is reordered? It seems like this would require HTTP requests to each menu item to complete. We don't have a batch controller at the moment, but even if we did, we'd still have the overhead of dispatching internal requests for each menu item.
I think menu settings could cleanly be implemented into the menu controller.
Locations could as well, perhaps with the different locations defined by the Schema.
The URL structure is a bit confusing as well. /wp/v2/menus/{menu_id}/items/{item_id} would be more intuitive. Can a menu item belong to more than one menu? Can you have orphaned menu items? The current URL setup and linking somewhat implies that you can.
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What does it look like when a menu is reordered? It seems like this would require HTTP requests to each menu item to complete. We don't have a batch controller at the moment, but even if we did, we'd still have the overhead of dispatching internal requests for each menu item.
I think menu settings could cleanly be implemented into the menu controller.
Locations could as well, perhaps with the different locations defined by the Schema.
The URL structure is a bit confusing as well. /wp/v2/menus/{menu_id}/items/{item_id} would be more intuitive. Can a menu item belong to more than one menu? Can you have orphaned menu items? The current URL setup and linking somewhat implies that you can.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: