Custom Shortcode AJAX 400 Bad Request
I’m writing a custom shortcode that will need to call some PHP file via AJAX, after some user event. But I am getting Bad Request 400 as if my wp_ajax_* actions aren’t being bound.
I’m writing a custom shortcode that will need to call some PHP file via AJAX, after some user event. But I am getting Bad Request 400 as if my wp_ajax_* actions aren’t being bound.
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