How to stop a nonce from being cached in an inline script, or alternatives to regenerate it if expired?
How to stop a nonce from being cached in an inline script, or alternatives to regenerate it if expired?
How to stop a nonce from being cached in an inline script, or alternatives to regenerate it if expired?
Since the page does not exist in WordPress Pages that’s why 404, you can achieve your goal by using URL Parameter Like: https://example.com/pincode/?pin_code=110045. And in PHP use: if( isset( $_GET[‘pin_code’ ) ) { //Continue your logic. }
Not applying update field (acf) in my plugin
To simplify your process and prevent redundant conditional checks just stack the two actions on top of each other. wp_ajax_ runs for authenticated users and thus does the conditional check of is_user_logged_in() anyway. wp_ajax_nopriv_ does the same thing, but looks for unauthenticated users. The actions themselves run the conditions anyway, so you needn’t run it … Read more
The code in your question uses the old admin AJAX API, and while I would normally advise you switch to the REST API, or fix the AJAX you already have, neither are necessary. WordPress already provides an endpoint that contains the post count and other information! https://<yoursite>/wp-json/wp/v2/categories/<category ID> E.g. on my own site the category … Read more
Passing total post count to javascript
I believe you should pass one more label “How many posts remain to be seen” in your $response array in function filterPosts() You know the total number of posts based WP_Query that exist in the database $filter_query = new WP_Query($filter_args); $total_query_posts = $filter_query->found_posts; So, then you have to calculate it based on paged and posts_per_page, … Read more
Issues with Ajax Pagination and Filtering
Code understanding
custom AJAX filtering logic and outputting results into an Elementor Loop Grid widget