Posts tagged: AJAX

Simple example use AJAX for HTML form As they say: For developer doesn’t live by WordPress alone.Today, I give an example work to AJAX for building simple landing page without use most popular CMS. In this example we’ll not use back-end validation for fields, but we’ll use requirement attribute for fields. In really life, not…

Embedding a Google Form as an <iframe> is the path of least resistance, but it means you have no control over the styling. The alternative is to recreate the form in HTML, map your fields to the Google Form entry IDs, and submit via jQuery AJAX. This way the form matches your site’s design exactly,…

Redirecting a visitor to a custom “Thank You” page after a Contact Form 7 submission is a straightforward task — until your site has multiple forms, each of which may need to redirect to a different URL. This article walks through a robust, per-form solution.

AJAX live search in WordPress Adding AJAX to a search form makes the experience far more dynamic and user-friendly. This article walks through how to build one from scratch.

Submitting a subscribe form to an external service via AJAX When a subscription form posts directly to an external service, the browser redirects the user away from the site on submit. Intercepting the form with AJAX and forwarding the data server-side via cURL lets you show a confirmation message inline without navigating away.

Redirecting to a Thank You page after Contact Form 7 submission Contact Form 7 doesn’t include a built-in redirect option. The plugin author argues that modern Analytics tracking makes redirects unnecessary, but clients often still want one. Here are two copy-paste-ready approaches — one server-side, one front-end.