WordPress Settings api data not sanitized if i use ajax
WordPress Settings api data not sanitized if i use ajax
WordPress Settings api data not sanitized if i use ajax
Mapping Backbone Models to serialized array in wp_options table
I ended up just abstracting the actual validation to another function: function ajax_checkEmailAddress($passedEmail = false) { $sentEmail = sanitize_email($_POST[’email’], true); $jsonArray = validateEmailAddress($passedEmail); wp_send_json($jsonArray); } add_action(‘wp_ajax_checkEmailAddress’, ‘ajax_checkEmailAddress’); add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_checkEmailAddress’, ‘ajax_checkEmailAddress’); function validateEmailAddress($email) { if (email_exists($email)) { $jsonArray[‘response’] = ‘error’; $jsonArray[‘message’] = __(‘This email address is already in use.’, ‘ajaxSignup’); } else { $jsonArray[‘response’] = ‘success’; } … Read more
WordPress Ajaxify Problem with Scroll-to [closed]
Bear in mind the web is a pull environment – not a push one. So whoever is making the data change can not push a notification to anyone else who might be surfing your website at the moment. Instead, it’s every client’s (browser) responsibility to call back to the server ever so often and see … Read more
Cache wp-json/posts without a plugin?
$_GET[‘s’] will not work for two reason. Firstly you make a POST request and not a GET request and secondly there is no variable with name s in your request. When executing an AJAX request through wp-admin/admin-ajax.php WordPress executes only the code (function) registered to that request. Also it loads WordPress Administration APIs and Ajax … Read more
jQuery AJAX will trigger an error event not only when it receives an HTTP status code indicating a problem with the request, but also if jQuery fails to parse the response body. Since you’re using die() without sending any response body, it’s likely that jQuery is choking on the “empty” response. Using wp_send_json_success() instead of … Read more
How to process wordpress ajax call without action parameter?
To access posts via meta key you need to hook into the [rest_query_vary filter].1 The example I was thinking of when I read your question is the same one found on the post @WebElaine commented. I’ve merely added it below: function my_allow_meta_query( $valid_vars ) { $valid_vars = array_merge( $valid_vars, array( ‘meta_key’, ‘meta_value’ ) ); return … Read more