Quick search shows that related part of form is generated by meta_form() function. Start from there I guess. Also note that you will need to retrieve from source and submit nonce that protects that form. I am not sure if submitting single field invalidates the nonce there, but that also might be the case.
If this is for your personal blog only, then just use a plugin that minifies and concatenates JS. If it’s for a theme you’re building, then if the scripts are custom, or small & unlikely to be used by other plugins, merge them all into a single .js file, and load it in the footer. … Read more
I would think that your best bet is option 3 (multisite) if possible. Once you’ve got your network of sites set up you can then specify which menu to use as described here. Doing the other solutions (a more rough and ready ‘hardcoded’ approach) will almost certainly give you headaches in the future. Having multisite … Read more
To accomplish this, wrap wp_enqueue_script in a function and run it through the action hook wp_enqueue_scripts while using the ‘priority’ parameter available in add_action to set the load order. function these_go_first() { wp_enqueue_script(‘first_script’, ‘[path to file]/first.js’, array(‘jquery’), ‘1.0’ ); } function these_go_first() { wp_enqueue_script(‘after_script’, ‘[path to file]/after.js’, array(‘jquery’, ‘first_script’), ‘1.0’ ); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘these_go_first’, 1); … Read more
Looks like someone on on of my listserves provided the answer: He said to, “use innerHTML() within your ajax callback function. It looks like you’re using jquery, so use the .load() function.” I checked on the jquery site and it said .innerHTML is .html in jQuery, so we’ll go with that then and see if … Read more
You don’t need to enqueue jquery if it’s already being referenced in my ‘my-script’. Also you’re running php within php, so you can change this: “<?php echo get_template_directory_uri() . “/my-script.js”?>”, to get_template_directory_uri() . “/my-script.js”,
See the Codex page on using AJAX in Plugins properly and use wp_localize_script to pass data from php to javascript.
Where are you attaching this listener: $(‘#fluffyRabbit’).live(‘click’,function() { alert(‘o hai!’); }); I suppose that if you attach within a $(document).ready(function(){ //attach here $(‘#fluffyRabbit’).live(‘click’,function() { alert(‘o hai!’); }); }; that would do the trick. Is it working for you?
First let me start by stating the @cale_b is probebaly right and you should first look at your css / jquery to ensure that your items arnt being hidden… Also – you should change this: ‘depth’ => ‘2’ To this: ‘depth’ => 0 0 = show all & no need to surround it like this: … Read more
This is really a javascript question, but there is nothing preventing you from doing a regular confirm with AJAX. For example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8680491/javascript-confirm-with-php-function-afterward