Where are you calling add_action()? If it’s in a place where you’re already outputting HTML, it’s too late, and that’s probably a place that wont even be looked at during an AJAX request. You should include that code in your theme’s functions.php file, or as early as possible in a plugin.
I think the problem was that I manually deleted my cookies a few times while testing. Among them was a cookie called “wordpress_logged_in_{token}” where {token} is an unique identifier. My best guess is that lack of this cookie caused issues with nonce creation or/and verification. It was hard to notice because I was still able … Read more
CPU usage: AJAX and Heartbeat API on admin pages
Cannot update my options using wp_ajax
Setting TinyMCE Content in wp_editor
WP REST API route request explain
Since you are not using $field_value after if-else, you can start rewriting that if if (substr($field_value, 0,4) === ‘http’) { $field_value=”<a target=”_blank” href=”” . $field_value . ‘”>’ . $field_value . ‘</a>’; } /* else { no else statement here! } */ and just use it later like this: $html .= ‘<span class=”lajax-value”>’ . $field_value . … Read more
I think I find the answer– wp-include/post.php: if ( ! in_array( $post_status, array( ‘inherit’, ‘private’ ) ) ) $post_status=”inherit”; So, whatever status will be saved as “inherit”.
Ajax Request not coming back to class
The problem is your action names don’t match In your frontend code: ?action=find_coach’; But in your backend code: add_action(‘wp_ajax_search_coach’, ‘searchLifeCoach’); add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_search_coach’, ‘searchLifeCoach’); search_coach != find_coach, they have to match. Note that if this code used the REST API, it would have given a 404 and stated the problem in human readable language, e.g. { “code”:”rest_no_route”, … Read more