Get WordPress Posts
Retrieve a list of WordPress posts with filters for status, search, categories, tags, and pagination.
Plan availability #
| Feature | Free | Starter | Pro | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Active workflows | 3 | 10 | 45 | Unlimited |
Allowances follow the published Chatigram pricing page. Your organization’s Billing & Plans screen confirms its subscription and current usage. Plans can change. Plan information reviewed 2026-11-10.
When to use this node #
Retrieve a list of WordPress posts with filters for status, search, categories, tags, and pagination.
Add Get WordPress Posts to a workflow branch using the node picker. Configure its fields in the inspector, then connect the next step.
Before you begin #
Connect WordPress in App Connections first. Select the intended account in this node; an account connected to a different service is not interchangeable. Available actions depend on the permissions granted to that connection.
Configure the fields #
| Field | What to enter |
|---|---|
| WordPress Account | Connected WordPress account |
| Results Per Page (Optional) | Number of posts to fetch (1-100, default: 10) Example/default shown in the editor: 10. |
| Page Number (Optional) | Page number for pagination (default: 1) Example/default shown in the editor: 1. |
| Post Status (Optional) | Filter by status (default: publish) Choices: publish, draft, pending, private, any.Example/default shown in the editor: publish. |
| Order By (Optional) | Order posts by field (default: date) Choices: date, modified, title, author, id.Example/default shown in the editor: date. |
| Order (Optional) | Sort order (default: desc) Choices: desc, asc.Example/default shown in the editor: desc. |
| Search Query (Optional) | Search for posts containing this text |
| Categories (Optional) | Filter by category IDs or names (comma-separated). You can use category IDs (e.g., '5, 12') or category names (e.g., 'Technology, News'). Names are automatically matched (case-insensitive). |
| Tag IDs (Optional) | Filter by tag IDs (comma-separated) |
Use the result #
Choose the output from the variable picker in a later step. Output names below identify the values supplied by this node; the picker inserts the correct reference for your node instance.
| Output | Meaning / label |
|---|---|
success |
Success (true/false) |
found |
Posts Found (true/false) |
total |
Total Posts Available |
totalPages |
Total Pages |
currentPage |
Current Page |
count |
Posts in Current Page |
posts |
Posts Array (JSON) |
postTitles |
Post Titles (comma-separated) |
Connect the next step #
Connect the continuation shown on the canvas. Some nodes calculate their branches from the configured options. Read each branch label in the editor and connect the paths your workflow needs.
Test it in a workflow #
- Configure this node with a small, recognizable test input or a test resource.
- Check the variables from preceding steps and the connection selected in the inspector.
- Save the workflow. For event-driven flows, generate the actual event; use Run only for a Manual workflow.
- Open Workflow Activity and check the outcome before enabling wider use.
If something goes wrong #
- Reconnect the account if authorization has expired, then verify its permissions on the specific resource.
- Check empty variables, selected resource IDs, and any fields that appeared after resource selection.
- Check the failed step in Workflow Activity before retrying. If the action may already have completed, inspect the destination first to avoid duplicates.
- Follow the troubleshooting guide for a symptom-by-symptom checklist.
Related guides #
- Work with variables
- Understand branches and error handling
- Browse all nodes
- Create WordPress Post
- Delete WordPress Post
- Get WordPress Categories
- Get WordPress Post
- Get WordPress Tags
Catalog coverage #
This is the currently documented selection. Chatigram continues to add nodes, triggers, App Connections, and integrations. Use each page’s review date and the current application selectors to check what is available now; this catalog is not a fixed limit on future features.