Kapil Yadav aka (Cr@zy3xpl0!t)

WPSOAP plugin creates soap server in wordpress website and expose the wordpress User, Post, Taxonomy, Term, Option through soap webservice to the end-user.
Native SoapSerevr is used for exposing the web services, it can be extended to consume the client input for creating new User,Post,Option using soap calls. Currently it only expose the data based on soap client requests.

WPSOAP

This plugin loads Bootstrap JS and CSS files on EVERY administrator page, causing white backgrounds, and numerous conflicts with other plugins/themes.

If the plugin is updated to fix this I will be happy to update this review.

Sloppy JS/CSS Enqueues

WPSOAP plugin creates soap server in wordpress website and expose the wordpress User, Post, Taxonomy, Term, Option through soap webservice to the end  …

Ryan

Need larger images than the default 160px images that Amazon gives you when 
you create an affiliate link?
Adds a tab to the WordPress media manager that allows you to get links to images 
from the Amazon Advertising API to use in your posts.
Part of the agreement when 
you sign up with Amazon for access to their Advertising API is that you will 
only use it for affiliate marketing their site so you will likely be linking 
these images to Amazon. This plugin doesn’t actually create the links so you’ll 
still need to do that.
<h4>Usage</h4>
Once activated, the Amazon Images plugin adds a tab to the media manager.
When editing a post or page click on the media manager link and then on the Amazon 
Images tab. There will be a field to enter the ASIN of the product you’d like images 
for. Enter the ASIN and your affiliate tag, if you haven’t set the default in 
the plugin settings, and press Get Images. Through Ajax, the plugin will connect 
to Amazon and get the links for you.
<h4>Thanks</h4>
This plugin uses the <a href="https://github.com/Exeu/Amazon-ECS-PHP-Library/" rel="nofollow ugc">Amazon-ECS-PHP-Library</a> 
to handle the SOAP requests.

Amazon Images

Get images from Amazon using the Advertising API.

WPSOAP vs Amazon Images