Solved it simply using: $json = array(); $terms = get_terms( ‘state’ ); foreach ( $terms as $term ) { $json[]=array( ‘value’=> $term->name ); } echo json_encode($json)
It is not clear what autocomplete function you are using in JS, if it is from a library or custom, but I’m assuming that it expects an array where locations is passed and not a string, which is what you’re feeding it. The function you should be using is get_terms(), not wp_list_categories(), the former being … Read more
Why is on status span no search results?
I’d say, just skip that: cookie: encodeURIComponent(document.cookie) There’s no need to post any cookies on XHR – the browser handles that. Well, how about something like that instead (untested): data:{‘term’:encodeURIComponent($.term)} Most easy is to use FireBug, open Net panel and inspect both HTTP headers.
Please refer to wp_script_is( $handle ) to check if a script is already enqueued or registered. It’s a good idea to check before registering / loading a new script in WordPress. Since jQuery is included with WordPress and assuming you’re already using a custom WordPress theme I’m going to say it’s most likely already loaded. … Read more
Hi the autocomplete expects source to be array, URL string and function return. Even if you give JSON then it should have label and value. Which is not present here as you are simply output the get_terms with all fields. So what I would suggest is just return the name of categories. Changing the fields … Read more
And I’m wondering if I have to translate the array too if I want to make my plugin fully translatable. It wouldn’t be fully translatable if you didn’t, would it? So yes, you need to make these translatable for that to be true. In that case, it’s a good idea to use the new wp-i18n … Read more
The logic in the tax query is very unlikely to verify true. Look at it: ‘tax_query’ => array( ‘relation’ => ‘AND’, array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘zip_code’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => array( $term ), ), array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘city_served’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => array( $term ), ), ), If you read the tax query, it … Read more
All the WordPress AJAX calls should be handled by the admin-ajax.php, wether they happen on the frontend or in the backend. To grant the access you have to register the callbackfuntion for the AJAX call add those lines to your file: add_action( ‘wp_ajax_prefix_update_post’, ‘prefix_update_post’ ); add_action( ‘wp_ajax_nopriv_prefix_update_post’, ‘prefix_update_post’ ); Be sure to add some validation … Read more
You should care about tag input classes and CSS. All casses can be set in JS function: jQuery(document).ready(function ($) { $(‘#wpx_tags’).suggest( window.ajaxurl + “?action=wpx_tag_search”, { multiple:true, multipleSep: “,”, resultsClass: ‘wpx_ac_results’, selectClass: ‘wpx_ac_over’, matchClass: ‘wpx_ac_match’, } ); }); So, this will add wpx_ac_results class to the result list . And this CSS should fix it: .wpx_ac_results … Read more