I have created a custom registration form in WordPress and everything works fine. The error handling and database operations also fine.

The only problem is that the JSON response I return is printed on all pages in WordPress including admin account, dashboard, pages, and all posts. I have looked for in it google, the only thing I got is to use wp_die() if I use this wp_die() at end of my functions.php files function I get a white page without issue resolved.

Can anyone know any solution for this? I have attached the screenshot of the WordPress dashboard.

I have created a custom registration form in WordPress and everything works fine. The error handling and database operations also fine.

The only problem is that the JSON response I return is printed on all pages in WordPress including admin account, dashboard, pages, and all posts. I have looked for in it google, the only thing I got is to use wp_die() if I use this wp_die() at end of my functions.php files function I get a white page without issue resolved.

Can anyone know any solution for this? I have attached the screenshot of the WordPress dashboard.

• wp-admin
• json

• 3 Can you please share your code. Without code, nobody can understand what was wrong that is triggering this. BTW, if anything is strictly for front end only, a conditional like if (! is_admin() ) { // do something; } could do the trick. BTW this is not a solution here. – Mayeenul Islam Commented Mar 5, 2020 at 4:50
• Where is that in 'view source' in your browser? I'd guess you're actually generating it first, before the HTML? – Rup Commented Mar 5, 2020 at 20:00

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I used Class to embed functions in function.php file. And also used namespace to call ajax requests. So no conflicts in displaying messages