How to jquery validate wp_editor?
How to jquery validate wp_editor?
How to jquery validate wp_editor?
The code you provided is on the right track, but it’s possible that the issue you’re facing is related to WordPress’s admin-ajax.php handling. Here’s how you can modify your code to make sure you stay on the same page after submitting the form: Change the form action to the current page instead of admin-ajax.php. Form: … Read more
I fixed the issues by replacing default HTML warning message using function setCustomValidity(). The default HTML warning message is issued at invalid field so that users know where to correct: // HTML: <input type=”text” name=”post_title” size=”30″ value=”” id=”title”> <input type=”text” name=”price” size=”30″ value=”” id=”price”> // jQuery: // Make post title field required – when it … Read more
Someone answered, but the answer has since disappeared, which is a shame because it lead me to the solution. What ended up working was jQuery(document).ready(function ($) { setTimeout(function () { $(‘div.edit-post-post-schedule span’).text(‘Birth Date’); $(‘div.edit-post-post-schedule span’).css(‘font-weight’,’bold’); }, 250); }); I’m still a bit fuzzy on why it worked, but I will take the win!
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It’s because you’re logged out and the code does not handle that There is also a major security hole in the code, scroll down to see the details HTTP 400 and a 0 is what admin-ajax.php returns when it cannot find a handler for your AJAX request. Note that if you had used the modern … Read more
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