The issue here, I think, is how axios works. Not WordPress. But you’re absolutely correct to want to use a POST request here. By default I believe axios sends data in a POST request as JSON in the body. To get JSON in the body of the request in PHP you need to do this … Read more
Absolutely! That’s exactly what I’ve been doing for months now. (There are some screenshots here to show you what’s possible.) Just create a Custom Post Type for your their products, and then use a plugin to allow to you create Custom Metaboxes with fields. Here’s a list to consider: Plugins for Fields & Metaboxes The … Read more
Do you search for $args[‘widget_id’]? Just save it in a variable you can access in form() later. Look at wp-includes/default-widgets.php to see how widgets work. Not the best code, but it should give you some hints.
This is a good question, a year back or so, even I was facing similar problems with a website at work. We wanted to track not only campaign and ads on conversions, but also which keywords are leading to higher conversions. Here’s what we finally did. Changed the Destination URL in all the ads to … Read more
This is actually really easy (at least #1 and #2 are): You can use any URL that loads a theme template file. For example, you could create a WordPress “Page“ and in your Page Template you can use PHP’s $_POST array to capture your <form> values. Unless you’ve got a good reason, you really don’t … Read more
I’m not sure why you’re getting a 500 error. Likely because you’re trying to use a function before it’s been defined. But I think you’re going about the problem the wrong way. Genesis does provide a filter before returning the search form. Why not just add a filter to the genesis_search_form hook? You can add … Read more
How about native Thickbox with the native jQuery tabs for example: the widget it self is simple and only has a link but one you click on it the thickbox pops up and shows all of the options grouped by tabs: let me know what you think I’ll fetch the code for you.
You can change the priority of actions and filters, it’s the third argument of add_filter (and add_action) and it defaults to 10. So change it to a high number and have your filter fire way after the shortcodes and other stuff are inserted. <?php add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘disable_autocomplete’, 99); function disable_autocomplete( $content ) { return str_replace(‘<form’, ‘<form … Read more
You can try implementing ajax based pagination for wp-pagenavi plugin(see http://wordpressapi.com/2011/05/16/add-ajax-pagination-in-wordpress-blog/ for reference ). I think this will solve your issue.
If we look at the source code of get_search_form(), notice that before the form gets rendered, the search_form_format filter hook gets fired. We can use that to add another filter attached to get_search_form where the callback is dependent upon the format. add_filter( ‘search_form_format’, ‘wpse_259716_search_form_format’, 99, 1 ); function wpse_259716_search_form_format( $format ) { if( in_array( $format, … Read more