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Ajax - The core of WordPress uses Ajax only in the administration screens. For instance, Ajax is used for instant updates when you are doing comment moderation, and when you are adding and deleting items from lists such as categories, blogroll, and posts; Ajax is also the technology behind the auto-save functionality on post and page editing screens. Several themes and plugins also use Ajax; for instance, some post rating plugins.
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Making POST request with AJAX returns a 400 error (without jQuery)
target_position = target_shape.top + window.pageYOffset;
window.scroll({
top: target_position - 60,
left: 0,
behavior: 'smooth'
});
}
// Set up some data to send in the AJAX … if( xhr.readyState === DONE ){
// console.log('ajax is done: ' + xhr.status);
if( xhr.status === OK ){
// console.log('status is OK');
// console.log(xhr); …
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Making POST request with AJAX returns a 400 error (without jQuery)
Searching for something or checking/unchecking a category starts an AJAX request to get the posts based on the search/categories, then populates those results into the list on the page. … What am I doing wrong with the plain JS AJAX? What is jQuery doing that my code isn't? …
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