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Session variables lost during Ajax calls – WordPress – Sage Starter Theme
Strange AJAX problem (SOMETIMES works in Chrome/FF, ALWAYS works in Midori)
What makes you think this will ever be true? if (isset($_POST[‘submit’])){ In function dav_form_validation the die() is in 2 conditionals. It should be called regardless of whether the conditionals are satisfied. Add 2 else clauses and return error messages. Usually a response of ‘0’, means the ajax hooks are not being found. But your code … Read more
$(‘#shoes-kids’).on(‘change’, function(){ $.post(‘<?php echo admin_url( “admin-ajax.php” ); ?>’, { first_name: “”+ $(“#first_name”).val(), //sending first name last_name: “”+ $(“#last_name”).val(), //sending last name action : ‘your_ajax_hook’ }, function(data,status){ if(status==”success”) { $(“#product-results”).append(data); } else { alert(‘Failed’); } }); }); i.e:- add_action( ‘wp_ajax_your_ajax_hook’, ‘your_function_name’ ); add_action( ‘wp_ajax_nopriv_your_ajax_hook’, ‘your_function_name’ ); In above I have send first_name and last_name as a … Read more
Weird admin-ajax.php problem
Apparently not! My design goal was to automate the creation of related objects while performing ajax options. However, I have modified it to automate the same task differently. Now all ajax functions in my classes are static. JavaScript captures the class name and function name where the ajax processing will happen (as these are provided … Read more
Solved: function loadOwner_sel(dta,selval) { var array = JSON.parse(dta), obj = {}; jQuery.each(array, function(index, item) { obj[item.meta_key] = item.meta_value; }); document.getElementById(‘owner_name’).value = obj.owner_name; }
You are not giving the action name to your AJAX call. In WordPress, you have to give an action name, the same name you give whatever is after wp_ajax_ and wp_ajax_nopriv_ In this case, the AJAX call should work if you change the data: inside your AJAX call, for this: data: {action: “contactform_action”, values: $(‘#contact-form’).serialize()} … Read more
First, WordPress has a built-in way to handle AJAX requests, you should read this page and use that method instead. The issue with your method is that you’re POSTing the name var. name is a WordPress query var, and is causing WordPress to query for a page with slug John. Always prefix your vars with … Read more