problem when adding wp_editor with ajax [duplicate]
problem when adding wp_editor with ajax [duplicate]
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‘Dehighlighting’ navigation once clicked
You’re removing the current menu item, and current menu page, however your CSS refers to these: .site-navigation li .current_page_item > a, .site-navigation li .current_page_ancestor > a, .site-navigation li .current-menu-item > a, .site-navigation li .current-menu-ancestor > a .current_page_ancestor and .current-menu-ancestor are not handled by your javascript, but they are styled, hence your problem. You will need … Read more
Change search to outpout category name instead of Post type name
Change search to outpout category name instead of Post type name
Is it a good idea to init ajax functions only while ‘DOING_AJAX’
The best way to know is to test yourself…but you will most likely find that the performance difference is negligible. Adding those actions don’t mean that the “my_ajax_method_” will be evaluated. It is just setting up a reference…and the reference is only executed if the AJAX call comes in.
Manually cache a special, non-WP-but-using-WP page (e.g. Ajax results) with W3TC
No caching plugin will cache ajax request because it is considered a bad idea to cache a post request as they are usually used to change the state of the site and therefor might have a different response. You will have to write such a caching by yourself.
How to load post_meta for custom post type via Ajax
How to load post_meta for custom post type via Ajax
Data from ajax not updating post meta
Well, my code seems to be ok. I just needed to remove the “disabled” state of the field that prevented the update metadata for a completely unknown reason to me. Merci Sim 😉 Replaced this <input type=”text” id=”union_id_field” name=”union_id_field” value=”<?php echo esc_attr( $value ); ?>” disabled> By this <input type=”text” id=”union_id_field” name=”union_id_field” value=”<?php echo esc_attr( … Read more
admin ajax is not working for non logged in users
There are some “magic” request parameters that are better avoided, mostly anything that can be used as a parameter name at a request url but also some more like “email” (don’t think it is well documented and a quick google failed to bring a good reference). Try to change the names of your parameters especially … Read more
Speeding up admin-ajax.php
Speeding up admin-ajax.php
Usage of wp_send_json_success and wp_redirect at the same time
Usage of wp_send_json_success and wp_redirect at the same time