Passing boolean values with wp_localize_script
I am using wp_localize_script to pass a couple of values from my theme options to a javascript file. First I got the values from my theme options:
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Do I require the use of nonce?
Im creating a visit/page views counter with ajax,jquery and php, I have been reading a few articles that recommend the use of nonces for data manipulation through ajax, however i am not sure if i need to integrate the use of nonces for my simple counter?
Creating Ajax backend for Specialised Page Template? Should admin-ajax.php be used?
We’re scoping an upcoming project that will require the development of a large php web application within an existing wordpress site – this is for our use only and we’ve no intention of trying to package it for other users; so interoperability isn’t really a concern as long as we can continue to apply WordPress updates as they’re released without breaking our application.
AJAX Implementation
Am try to implement data from database using AJAX based on a drop down list in WordPress. The codes returning 400 bad request in the console. I am hosted the page as localhost.
Is it worth updating WP admin to jQuery 1.5?
I read that jQuery 1.5 has just been released.
ajaxurl not defined on front end
I am trying to create a ajaxform on the front side. I am using the code
Using WordPress 3.5 Media Uploader in meta box?
Is this possible to do?
pass object/JSON to wp_localize_script
I’ve got a working piece of javascript that contains an object literal.
But I need to localize it, and I’m ytrying to figure out how to rewrite it so that I can get wp_localize_script() to accet it, and output the correct format.
Update jquery version
I run WordPress version 4.7.2. and it uses jQuery version 1.12. I need to update this version to a higher one. I replaced it with a new version before, but when I upgrade WordPress core it is replaced with 1.12 again.
How can I change the version of jQuery that WordPress uses permanently?
I want to enqueue a .js file to my child theme
I tried to enqueue a custom .js file in my child theme directory.