replace the call to autocheck() with the following. $(‘#ID-of-button’).on(‘click’, checkNotifications()); Of course you must replace ID-of-button with the ID of the toggle button for the notification bar. This will run the ajax call when the button is clicked, open or close.
Issue developing an AJAX form with WordPress
You are using post_permalink() that is deprecated. Please use get_permalink() or the_permalink() and also make sure that ajax function is called successfully by simply returning any string from ajax function.
Can you try after deactivating all your security plugin? The possible reason is the security policy(either via some plugin or hosting) blocking access to admin-ajax.php from the front end, also check your https and http settings in general settings 🙂
It sounds like you’re not super fluent with javascript/jQuery or PHP. if you’re not looking to learn how to code then I would suggest you pick a plugin to handle that for you. Otherwise there’s tons of tutorials out there on how to use ajax with wordpress to build that feature, like this one.
WordPress custom ajax login not working on mobile browsers
This is a simple JavaScript problem to fix… I will tell you in pseudocode what you need to do, since I don’t know what your HTML/JS/PHP code look like… If you have written the AJAX JS code then it would be easy to modify this. I suppose you use JQuery AJAX Object abstraction… so the … Read more
The action for non-logged in users is wp_ajax_nopriv_{$action}.
AJAX POST Value not being returned – WordPress – AutoTrader API
You’re POSTing user_name but in your code you’re checking for register_name, you should instead check $_POST[‘user_name’] instead. You should also be checking to make sure a value is actually being passed as well, this is how I would do it instead (setting unavailable as default): function mpl_check_username() { $response = array( ‘status’ => ‘unavailable’, ‘text’ … Read more