Ok, I found out here how to procede. It was so simple I could not believe: 1) include in theme a custom script with a dependency on the favorite plugin. example: wp_enqueue_script(‘script’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/myscript.js’, ‘simple-favorite’, ‘1.0.0’, true); 2) in myscript.js just define again the function, and make it do something: function favorites_after_button_submit(favorites, post_id, site_id, … Read more
UPDATE: After I saw an error massage it’s all because unsupported operand type error. $sum += $marks; its because store wrong type of value, I change to $sum->marks;
No, it’s not possible if you want to follow the best practice, and neither you need and should do it. When you make an AJAX call, some parts or WordPress’s core will be loaded based on the AJAX type (whether it’s admin-Ajax or REST-API). It is vital for this to happen, since some scripts demand … Read more
Solved. Works fine without dataType: json in ajax-script.js and header(‘Content-Type: application/json’); in php file
Instead of a static class property, you could use a PHP session: class progress { public function __construct() { session_start(); } public function getTotal() { return $_SESSION[ ‘total’ ]; } public static function setTotal() { $_SESSION[ ‘total’ ] = ‘123’; } } If you’re doing more complex stuff, a session wrapper like Symfony’s might be … Read more
i found a solution similar to mine Custom column for changing post status via ajax
Finally found the problem. The action: save_post was missing from data in ajax call. This code works: <script> jQuery( document ).ready(function() { jQuery(‘input[type=button]’).on(‘click’, function() { var ajaxurl = “<?php echo admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’); ?>”; jQuery.ajax({ type: “POST”, data: { data:jQuery(‘.event-form’).serialize(), action: ‘save_post’ }, url: ajaxurl, success: function(result) { console.log(‘data sent!’); console.log(‘sent to: ‘ + templateDir + loadUrl … Read more
Finally figured it out! global $wp_query; echo $wp_query->query_vars[‘grant-type’]
WP_Fullcalendar::ajax overrided by WP_EventsManager plugin in file em-wpfc.php, if wpfc and wpem used in combination. Here is my final code in functions.php /** * Translate WP_Fullcalendar titles for events * @param $items * @return array */ function wp_fc_translate($items) { foreach ($items as &$item) { $item[‘title’] = apply_filters(‘the_title’, $item[‘title’]); } return $items; } add_action(‘wpfc_events’, ‘wp_fc_translate’);
Solved by creating an Ajax function in functions.php and an Ajax.js file to insert the carousel, then destroying and reinitialising owl-carousel