1jQuery(document).ready(function() { 2 3 "use strict"; 4 5 jQuery(".post-like a").on("click",function() { 6 var heart = jQuery(this); 7 // Retrieve post ID from data attribute 8 var post_id = heart.data("post_id"); 9 // Ajax call 10 jQuery.ajax({ 11 type: "post", 12 url: doc_ajax_var.url, 13 data: { action: 'post-like', 14 nonce: doc_ajax_var.nonce, 15 post_id: post_id, 16 post_like: '', 17 }, 18 success: function(data, textStatus, XMLHttpRequest){ 19 jQuery( "span.manual_doc_count" ).text(data); 20 }, 21 error: function(MLHttpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown){ 22 //alert(textStatus); 23 } 24 }); 25 return false; 26 }) 27 28 29 jQuery(".post-unlike a").on("click",function() { 30 var heart = jQuery(this); 31 // Retrieve post ID from data attribute 32 var post_id = heart.data("post_id"); 33 // Ajax call 34 jQuery.ajax({ 35 type: "post", 36 url: doc_ajax_var.url, 37 data: { action: 'post-unlike', 38 nonce: doc_ajax_var.nonce, 39 post_id: post_id, 40 post_like: '', 41 }, 42 success: function(data, textStatus, XMLHttpRequest){ 43 jQuery( "span.manual_doc_unlike_count" ).text(data); 44 }, 45 error: function(MLHttpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown){ 46 //alert(textStatus); 47 } 48 }); 49 return false; 50 }) 51 52 53 54 jQuery(".post-reset a").on("click",function() { 55 var action = confirm("Are you sure you want to start reset (like/unlike/total post visitors) process. Once reset it cant be undone"); 56 if (action == true) { 57 var heart = jQuery(this); 58 // Retrieve post ID from data attribute 59 var post_id = heart.data("post_id"); 60 // Ajax call 61 jQuery.ajax({ 62 type: "post", 63 url: doc_ajax_var.url, 64 data: { action: 'post-reset-stats', 65 nonce: doc_ajax_var.nonce, 66 post_id: post_id, 67 post_reset: '', 68 }, 69 success: function(data, textStatus, XMLHttpRequest){ 70 jQuery( "span.manual_doc_count" ).text(''); 71 jQuery( "span.manual_doc_unlike_count" ).text(''); 72 }, 73 error: function(MLHttpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown){ 74 //alert(textStatus); 75 } 76 }); 77 return false; 78 } 79 }) 80 81 82 83})
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