• Title WordPress and Ajax: An In-depth Guide on Using Ajax with WordPress
• Author(s) Ronald Huereca, Vivien Anayian
• Publisher: CreateSpace (January 13, 2011)
• Paperback: 292 pages
• eBook PDF (298 pages, 9.5 MB)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10/ASIN: 1451598653
• ISBN-13: 978-1451598650
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Book Description

The WordPress and Ajax e-book is a comprehensive view on using Ajax with WordPress. It covers Ajax like you've never seen before.

The book contains three real-life examples that provide the rationale and logic behind coding decisions, the reasons for Ajax's use, and the steps from inception to completion of the examples.

• Example 1: WP Grins Lite - We take a common and popular plugin and convert it to use Ajax for the loading of the smilies.
• Example 2: Static Random Posts - We take a common widget and add an Ajax function to it. This example will not only teach you how to create a widget, but also an admin panel, and Ajax functionality.
• Example 3: Ajax Registration Form - We take an ordinary registration form and perform data validation on it using Ajax.

• Ronald Huerec is CEO of MediaRon and Lead Programmer

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