how to correctly use json_encode with ajax
how to correctly use json_encode with ajax
how to correctly use json_encode with ajax
OK after doing excessive research I came to the conclusion that I have to add [innerHTML] into the span/title/h1
I would recommend you to separate your data from wp-data. To realize your idea, setup a new data table for time series data. Write a php script to request your data from desired source and create a cronjob. If your hoster does not provide cronjob creation, use a cronjob service. Depending on the amount of … Read more
Rest WP_Error always return null
Ok. The solution I found out, was more simple than I thought. On the script use “jQuery” instead of “$”. HTML trigger: <a href=”#myModal” onclick=javascript:openModal({{id}})><article>… </article></a> function openModal(id){ jQuery.ajax({ type: “GET”, url: ‘https://www.example.json’ + id, dataType: ‘json’, success: function(data) { var data = data.T.ads; var infoModal = jQuery(‘#myModal’); infoModal.find(‘.uk-modal-title’).html(data[0].brand + ‘ ‘ + data[0].model); htmlData=”<p>” … Read more
You can hook before the template is loaded and output page content directly: function wpd_output_json_page(){ if( is_page( ‘Page Json’ ) ){ global $post; echo $post->post_content; die; } } add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘wpd_output_json_page’ );
I think what you mean is do an onclick event. So, you can do this with JavaScript. Create your link as per usual <a id=“myCustomLink” href=“#” onclick=“MyFunction();return false;”>huh! I’m a link!</a> And now some script <script> function MyFunction() { //Make it do whatever here! For example: document.getElementById(“demo”).innerHTML = “Hello World”; } </script> Rerun false; will … Read more
I’d start out by checking that your request is being passed properly. I’d do that by changing this: function custom_api_get_all_posts_callback( $request ) { // Initialize the array that will receive the posts’ data. $posts_data = array(); to this: function custom_api_get_all_posts_callback( $request ) { // Initialize the array that will receive the posts’ data. echo “<pre>”; … Read more
I would suggest you to use the action wpforms_process_entry_save. add_action(‘wpforms_process_entry_save’, ‘your_submit_json_function’, 10, 4); Check the actions list here
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