[…] API provides the facilities to make this easy within WordPress, it helps to keep the three components mentioned above in mind. Once you’ve got them down, implementing Ajax in WordPress is more like a recipe than a problem to solve. It’s a three step process that can be implementeld the same way every time. A Practical […]
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I hope to have effectively, yet succinctly given you a high-level overview of how it’s completely possible to go about building web applications on WordPress.
This is one of the easiest, more reusable ways I’ve found when implementing Ajax in WordPress that’s not only useful in a given project, but useful in any project that needs Ajax functionality.
The three steps outlined here provide a recipe for making sure you’re sending secure Ajax requests in WordPress.
I thought it important t o share there are already ways to send WordPress Ajax responses if you’re looking for something a bit simpler.