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WP Ajax Query allows you to query your WordPress database using the same query paramaters you would use for WP_Query, and return a JSON respresentation of the query results. This allows developers to easily interface with WordPress without having to relearn a new API.
<h3>How It Works</h3>
The Ajax Query interface would be available at http://example.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=query
A sample jQuery request would be like: 
 $.get(ajaxurl, { action: ‘query’ }, function () { }, ‘json’);
Querying for a post: 
 $.get(ajaxurl, { action: ‘query’, p: 1 }, function () { }, ‘json’);
JSON results: 
 { 
 “id”: 1, 
 “type”: ‘post’, 
 “title”: “Hello World”, 
 “permalink”: “http:\/\/example.com\/?p=1” 
 }
Query a category: 
 $.get(ajaxurl, { action: ‘query’, cat: 1 }, function () { }, ‘json’);
JSON results: 
 { 
 “id”: 1 
 “type”: “category”, 
 “permalink”: “http:\/\/example.com\/?cat=1”, 
 “terms”: [], 
 “posts”: [] 
 }
<pre><code>terms and `posts` represents an array of either terms that are sub categories of the category, or posts belonging to the category.<h3>Why I Created It</h3>
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Needed a common way to query the database for posts and taxonomies across multiple plugins, and didn’t find a suitable replacement.

WP Ajax Query

WP Ajax Query allows you to query your WordPress database using the same query paramaters you would use for WP_Query, and return a JSON respresentatio …

Generaxion

Changing the WordPress site language to any other than English slows down page generation times. A lot. This is caused by the slow and inefficient way of text domain loading. This plugin, based on the excellent work by Björn Ahrens, aims to fix that by loading only the text domains that are used in a page and even more, by caching them. 
PO and MO files are designed to be used with PHP Gettext-extension. But since it\’s an extension, it\’s not installed by default on all hosting platforms. To overcome this barrier, WordPress has re-implemented the whole MO file parsing in PHP completely ignoring the possibility to use native gettext, if available. This WordPress\’ implementation is a bit slow. 
This plugin has another implementation of MO parsing, which is faster than the default one. The plugin also loads only the text domains that are required to generate the current page instead the default behavior of loading every available text domain. As front end pages usually only use strings from few text domains, this leads to a great performance boost in front end. 
To boost the performance even more, the plugin also caches the loaded text domains in to the object cache. For optimal performance you need a fast object cache backend like Redis, Memcached or APC(u).
<h4>Links</h4>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://github.com/aucor/dynamic-mo-loader" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub</a></li>
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Dynamic MO Loader

Better text domain loading with object cache support

WP Ajax Query vs Dynamic MO Loader