jQuery needs to be outside the wrapper like so: <script type=”text/javascript”> (function($) { $(document).ready(function() { alert(‘hello?’); }); })(jQuery); </script> Edit: A better way would be: jQuery(document).ready(function($) { // $() will work as an alias for jQuery() inside of this function }); Also make sure any inline script tags are AFTER your call to wp_head(); And … Read more
I’ve had this problem in past try using include with locate_template: I don’t exactly remember the reason but this code still works: Example: include(locate_template(YOUR_TEMPLATE_PATH)); Here’s a complete demonstration too, using the same idea, if you need more help. For Admin Panel include simply works in admin panel. You might want to modify your code like: … Read more
Make sure to add it to a hook that fires at or after ‘wp’ ; Example: add_action( ‘wp’, ‘your_function_name’); function your_function_name(){ global $post; $your_page_id = get_option(‘your_option_name’); if( $post->ID == $your_page_id ): //your include endif; }
If I understand your question correctly, you are just looking for a way to include PHP files in other PHP files. There are a couple different ways, like include or require (as well as include_once and require_once, although it sounds like you’ll be referencing the same file more than once possibly), both of which basically … Read more
Just as @Jevuska mentioned, you can use the $post_id as an argument here, in fact, you can also use a ton of optional $args as well <?php comment_form( $args, $post_id ); ?> You can find the information in the Codex here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/comment_form
I suspect glob needs the current working directory to work, so you could try passing the full path of the file to the existing function you have… include_all_php(dirname(__FILE__).’/includes’); Or set the current working directory first: setcwd(dirname(__FILE__).”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”); include_all_php(‘includes’); Alternatively you could also use scandir: $filepath = dirname(__FILE__).’/includes/’; $files = scandir($filepath); foreach ($files as $file) { // … Read more
You would need to add a filter to the page_template hook that will look for whatever criteria you need. For example, if your plugin was for a custom post type you would have something like this: function myCustomTemplate( $page_template ) { // Check theme for template file $located = locate_template( ‘single-{{postype}}’ ); if ( ! … Read more
Override file inside inc in child theme
It looks like your serialized settings are corrupted. I created the option mfwp_settings with the value array( ‘test’ => ‘response’ ). When I look at this in the database, the value is stored as a serialized array and looks like this: a:1:{s:4:”test”;s:8:”response”;} Here is a simple debugging function that successfully returns the expected value response … Read more
ok after days of doing the same thing over and over….commenting out different combinations of files…I realised the problem was actually an extra closing div which the code editor threw in for me in one of the files!!