You’re doing the whole thing in a wrong way. First of all you should not redirect the domain to ftp server url. You should point your domain using A record or Nameservers. Whatever option you have/works for you. And then change siteurl and home url in your database with the new domain name. More Details … Read more
You can’t, it’s as simple as that. Why Not? First of all, because the DIV is not part of your content. It’s either generated by WordPress’ filters, or the browser itself. So, you can’t do preg_replace on something that doesn’t exist. Secondly, there’s a matter of cross-domain policy. It’s not possible to manipulate the content … Read more
the_content() is probably rendering a link ( or maybe your browser may be auto formatting one ). You can test if this is so by instead of using the_content(); using // Get the Content of the post $postContent = get_the_content(); // Escape all the HTML $postContent = htmlentities($postContent); // Print it to screen and verify … Read more
This is related to the plugin ACF. It has to be (get_field()) <i class=”‘.get_field(‘acf_wppl_field_icon’,’amenities’.’_’. $term->term_id).'”></i> instead of (the_field()) <i class=”‘.the_field(‘acf_wppl_field_icon’,’amenities’.’_’. $term->term_id).'”></i>
The Question is: Can I setup some kind of SSL exception in WordPress 4.9.8 to permit the linking to an insecure resource…? Extremely unlikely, and in the vast majority of the cases, impossible. The methods used could also introduce major security issues, and in the worst case scenario, make the domain completely unusable in a … Read more
The iframes not showing is probably caused by the shortcode parser freaking out by how you pass the parameter to it. I tested your code example / shortcode (added 4 times to the post content) and here’s what I got as a result, <div><iframe class=”airtable-embed” ’src<=”” iframe=””></div> <div class = “airtable-view”><iframe class=”airtable-embed”’src</iframe> It might be … Read more
Use JavaScript to poll for new data at an interval and update the DOM as it comes in. Downloading the complete log file at intervals would be very inefficient and quite likely consume a huge amount of bandwidth. Instead, use some server-side code to determine if new data is available and if so return that … Read more
Did you inspect your code for any errors? If the error is “Uncaught TypeError: $ is not a function”, then maybe you can add the code as below. <script> jQuery(document).ready(function($) { //your code starts here <iframe id=”myiFrame” class=”stop-lazy” data-src=”https://some.iframe” frameborder=”0″ allowtransparency=”true” style=”width: 100%;min-height: 150px;”></iframe> }); </script>
Loading the admin panel in the browser, and loading the admin panel inside an iframe are the same thing. You can’t block one without blocking the other unless you differentiate them somehow. You would need to make the code that stops users accessing the admin panel look for some identifier, e.g.: if the URL has … Read more
I can see there is onload event written in your iframe to scroll to (0,0). I think if you can change the onload function to return false; or remove that onload=”top.scrollTo(0,0)” from iframe may help. Please try.