After a bit of investigation, the following code will add touch events to the Iris picker which uses jQuery UI. I did have to make the color picker handle 25px x 25px so it’s easier to grab on an iPad, but other than that this works: $(document).on({ touchstart: touchHandler, touchmove: touchHandler, touchend: touchHandler, touchcancel: touchHandler … Read more
You can review the explanation here to include any script here function my_enqueue($hook) { if( ‘edit.php’ != $hook ) return; wp_enqueue_script( ‘my_custom_script’, plugins_url(‘/myscript.js’, __FILE__) ); } add_action( ‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_enqueue’ ); The above code will add the script in all your admin pages. In order to identify the page you may follow this: if (isset($_GET[‘page’]) && … Read more
You can call scripts in your function to only load for the front or home page. The codex is not a very complete reference, to include the jQuery UI Effects core you can do the following: wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery-effects-core’); Or you can iclude just the effects you want , such as: wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery-effects-blind’); Here is a … Read more
First of all, if your code (or the theme’s code) is unregistering jQuery and re-registering it from another location (Google), you need to add this somewhere: jQuery.noConflict(); This makes jQuery cooperate with other scripts (i.e. Prototype) that try to define the $ variable globally. WordPress has this line bundled into their version, Google does not. … Read more
jQuery-UI is included in every default WP installation. Whether it is loaded depends on your theme and/or plugin(s). Three Options: live with it disable plugins one by one (and switch theme), figure out which is responsible and whether that’s needed manually deregister it (something, i.e. a plugin, will probably break)
You get all terms because you’re asking for all terms, in fact, the line $tradeList = get_terms(‘trade’); just get all the terms, ignoring the ‘term’ query string passed to file. If you want to get all the terms “filterd” you have to use the string in the query, something like: include_once( ‘../../../wp-load.php’ ); // adjust … Read more
When you add a new field for customisation, WordPress handles how the values are saved, retrieved, previewed. Then you don’t have to save the value with a AJAX call. You just have to add the new field that store orders of sections. Then with JavaScript, you modify the value of this field and use field.trigger(“change”) … Read more
Here’s an alternative way to load a popular script like jquery-ui (using google api’s) <?php // first, check to see if jquery-ui is already loaded if( !wp_script_is(‘jquery-ui’) ) { // you don’t have to use googleapi’s, but I think it helps. It saves the user’s browser from loading the same script again if it has … Read more
If you follow the second approach in the linked Q\A, you do not need ajax, but just to pass the array of terms to the script. First of all in your functions.php (or equivalent) enqueue the script and pass the array of trades via wp_localize_script: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, function() { /* you should check if the … Read more
In many cases, in backend you may use: jQuery(‘#something’) instead of $(‘#something’)