dawd dadLast week I made my first WordPress ajax load more posts call to retrieve posts from a custom post type. I made the Ajax call simply because of the fact that every time I clicked ‘next’ or ‘previous’, the page would reload and jump back to the top. With ajax, my page would not reload, and therefore stays on its original position. By writing this post I hope to retrieve a better understanding on how this works myself, as I also hope of course it could help someone else who’s giving it’s first looks at ajax and wordpress.Last week I made my first WordPress ajax load more posts call to retrieve posts from a custom post type. I made the Ajax call simply because of the fact that every time I clicked ‘next’ or ‘previous’, the page would reload and jump back to the top. With ajax, my page would not reload, and therefore stays on its original position. By writing this post I hope to retrieve a better understanding on how this works myself, as I also hope of course it could help someone else who’s giving it’s first looks at ajax and wordpress.Last week I made my first WordPress ajax load more posts call to retrieve posts from a custom post type. I made the Ajax call simply because of the fact that every time I clicked ‘next’ or ‘previous’, the page would reload and jump back to the top. With ajax, my page would not reload, and therefore stays on its original position. By writing this post I hope to retrieve a better understanding on how this works myself, as I also hope of course it could help someone else who’s giving it’s first looks at ajax and wordpress.
Last week I made my first WordPress ajax load more posts call to retrieve posts from a custom post type. I made the Ajax call simply because of the fact that every time I clicked ‘next’ or ‘previous’, the page would reload and jump back to the top. With ajax, my page would not reload, and therefore stays on its original position. By writing this post I hope to retrieve a better understanding on how this works myself, as I also hope of course it could help someone else who’s giving it’s first looks at ajax and wordpress.Last week I made my first WordPress ajax load more posts call to retrieve posts from a custom post type. I made the Ajax call simply because of the fact that every time I clicked ‘next’ or ‘previous’, the page would reload and jump back to the top. With ajax, my page would not reload, and therefore stays on its original position. By writing this post I hope to retrieve a better understanding on how this works myself, as I also hope of course it could help someone else who’s giving it’s first looks at ajax and wordpress.Last week I made my first WordPress ajax load more posts call to retrieve posts from a custom post type. I made the Ajax call simply because of the fact that every time I clicked ‘next’ or ‘previous’, the page would reload and jump back to the top. With ajax, my page would not reload, and therefore stays on its original position. By writing this post I hope to retrieve a better understanding on how this works myself, as I also hope of course it could help someone else who’s giving it’s first looks at ajax and wordpress.
Last week I made my first WordPress ajax load more posts call to retrieve posts from a custom post type. I made the Ajax call simply because of the fact that every time I clicked ‘next’ or ‘previous’, the page would reload and jump back to the top. With ajax, my page would not reload, and therefore stays on its original position. By writing this post I hope to retrieve a better understanding on how this works myself, as I also hope of course it could help someone else who’s giving it’s first looks at ajax and wordpress.Last week I made my first WordPress ajax load more posts call to retrieve posts from a custom post type. I made the Ajax call simply because of the fact that every time I clicked ‘next’ or ‘previous’, the page would reload and jump back to the top. With ajax, my page would not reload, and therefore stays on its original position. By writing this post I hope to retrieve a better understanding on how this works myself, as I also hope of course it could help someone else who’s giving it’s first looks at ajax and wordpress.
Last week I made my first WordPress ajax load more posts call to retrieve posts from a custom post type. I made the Ajax call simply because of the fact that every time I clicked ‘next’ or ‘previous’, the page would reload and jump back to the top. With ajax, my page would not reload, and therefore stays on its original position. By writing this post I hope to retrieve a better understanding on how this works myself, as I also hope of course it could help someone else who’s giving it’s first looks at ajax and wordpress.
Last week I made my first WordPress ajax load more posts call to retrieve posts from a custom post type. I made the Ajax call simply because of the fact that every time I clicked ‘next’ or ‘previous’, the page would reload and jump back to the top. With ajax, my page would not reload, and therefore stays on its original position. By writing this post I hope to retrieve a better understanding on how this works myself, as I also hope of course it could help someone else who’s giving it’s first looks at ajax and wordpress.
