[…] to incorporate Ajax in WordPress via procedural programming. In the article, I cover the following: Setting up a plugin to do the work How we originally added support for Ajax An improved way to add support for Ajax Setting up server side code Making a request for non/authenticated users Handling erroneous requests …and more […]
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[…] as well as head into a different direction, I opted to change hosts sometime ago. By no means was this an easy decision: migrations are a pain, support matters – especially when people are frequently accessing your site, being able to easily develop and deploy projects for a host matters, and so on and […]
[…] blog post, but the gist of it is this: The plugin comes in two variants: a free version and a premium version The premium version will include support, access to more features, and upgrades Since I tend to talk about more technical matters on this particular site, the plugin was also built using the […]
[…] I could share the quote – keeping them anonymous of course – but use it to try to make a point. They obliged. I hate trying to support a theme that’s so dated and broken. I can hardly wait until I can offer support for a theme that I am proud of and is […]
[…] of that, I’ve heard some developers even complain that when their customers are presented with these options, they aren’t sure where to start so they open a support ticket, and then the developer blames the customer because they can’t figure it out. So there’s that, I guess. It’s some of the most backwards thinking that […]
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