To implement AJAX in wordpress themes, use the following template: Javascript var data = array(); data[‘action’] = ‘FUNCTION_NAME’; new Request.HTML({ url: ‘/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php’, update: $(‘results’) }).post(data); PHP add_action(‘wp_ajax_FUNCTION_NAME’, ‘FUNCTION_NAME’); add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_FUNCTION_NAME’, ‘FUNCTION_NAME’); function FUNCTION_NAME() { …logic… exit; }
I wrote a post before the weekend about some performance issues with MooTools, DHTML and AJAX, but having found the solution to a related problem this morning, I wanted to post a followup. I’ve been working with a large, dynamically … read post
For the life of me, I couldn’t figure out why I didn’t get different results, using SQL Server 2005, for a simple Full-Text Search query and a Full-Text Search query using the FORMSOF and INFLECTIONAL keywords. What I stumbled across … read post
I recently had to setup a search facility on a website driven by SQL Server 2005 Express. My natural choice was SQL Server’s Full-Text Search feature, but setup was not entirely intuitive, and the web was full of misinformation. I’ve … read post
I’ve just been struggling to enable full-text search on my installation of SQL Server 2005 Express Edition, and so want to share the solution. If, like me, the ‘Use full-text indexing’ checkbox was greyed out under Database > Properties > … read post
From the same conference, Andy Budd summarises and presents links to several other presentations from industry spokespeople.
A critical part of being a web design expert and consultant in Glasgow is actively participating in communities of other web design experts. To get an idea of the expertise we are drawing on and contributing to, the following is … read post
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