If you want to use the WordPress functions in your process.php file then there is a way for you. simply put these two lines of code at the top of your process.php file $blogheader = explode(“wp-content”,$_SERVER[“SCRIPT_FILENAME”]); include $blogheader[0].”wp-blog-header.php”; Now you can use the WordPress functions in your file and do what you want. Will that … Read more
Not sure how you dynamically populate content into WordPress. To get the Edit Image Button the image must be in the Media. Make sure the image has a class=”wp-image-{ID}” where {ID} has to be the right maching id of the image you can find via media content. Or while inserting the image and have a … Read more
if ajax returns zero, the function bound is not registered properly have a read: http://arresteddeveloper.net/woocommerce-get-variation-description-variation-select-changes/ this might point you in the right direction
Make a custom link with the name “Members only” and link to “#”. Then add the sub-menu page.
Issue resolved. nothing wrong with the script i posted. turns out i was calling the wrong file in the first wp_register_script()
Use jQuery instead of $. e.g use jQuery(‘.parallax’) instead of $(‘.parallax’).
Managed to fix it by adding this to the header.php file: <script src=”https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.2.4/jquery.min.js”></script>
Just as @WebElaine observed, jQuery was being used incorrectly and twice. I removed the external call and edited my script accordingly to use the core’s version. Thanks.
Turns out the issue was not with WordPress but with the PHP Configuration. allow_url_fopen was set to off on the server, whereas on the localhost it was on. When I updated that, the script worked fine. Thank you.
As I said in the comments. The problem was on api side. Error: (Reason: CORS header ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ missing). How to solve: Add this to .htaccess of api <IfModule mod_headers.c> Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin: myUrl </IfModule>