This is not supposed to work (and it does not work) in a way you wanted. I guess you are talking about new FSE template parts (.hmtl), and not legacy (.php) template parts. You can only add HTML and blocks to .html template parts and javascript is enqueued as a part of a block. Alternatively, … Read more
Using wp_kses_post to escape the texts before setting them in wp_add_inline_script is a good approach to prevent malicious content from being added to the page. This will ensure that the text is properly sanitized and only contains allowed HTML tags and attributes. If you want to allow certain HTML tags and attributes, you can use … Read more
By wrapping everything in a <SlotFillProvider> and rendering MyTestFill it works, here is the code: const { Fill, Slot } = createSlotFill( ‘MyFill’ ); const TestFill = () => <Fill>My item in the editor</Fill>; export default function Edit() { return ( <p { …useBlockProps() }> <SlotFillProvider> <Slot /> { __( ‘Fill Test – hello from … Read more
The Block Editor, in both the context of the editing pages or the Site Editor, actually does provide some simple variables in JavaScript similar to the data that is available via get_current_screen in PHP. Sample variables in Page Editor: var ajaxurl=”/mysite/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php”, pagenow = ‘page’, typenow = ‘page’, adminpage=”post-new-php”, thousandsSeparator=”,”, decimalPoint=”.”, isRtl = 0; Sample variables … Read more
You can use a custom taxonomy for the filters in the list box (C, PG, SG, PF, SF). If you want to make sure they are “filtered without reloading the website” you need to load all the players and the filters and manipulate them client side with JS. I usually add the taxonomy names to … Read more
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To generate the labels for your chart with the dates for the last 7 days (including the current day), you can use the Date object in JavaScript to generate the dates. Here’s an example of how you can modify your code to do that: // Generate the labels for the chart var labels = []; … Read more
Yes. Use JSON.parse($string); to convert your string value to JSON format within Javascript. <script> var json_data_string = ‘{“data”:[“string no 1″,”string no 2″,”string no 3”]}’; // or echo the json_data field as <?php echo $json_data; ?> var json_data = JSON.parse(json_data_string); // Now access the properties as $data = json_data.data; // outputs: string no 1,string no 2,string … Read more
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