When does WordPress automatically enqueue jQuery?
On the frontend, WordPress enqueues jQuery only when the admin bar is visible, usually only for users who are logged in. If you need jQuery, enqueue it. It will not be included twice in this case.
On the frontend, WordPress enqueues jQuery only when the admin bar is visible, usually only for users who are logged in. If you need jQuery, enqueue it. It will not be included twice in this case.
In WordPress you should enqueue your scripts (and styles) using the wp_enqueue_scripts action hook. The main reason for this is to ensure that your script/style is only added once. You can, if you wish, aslo add conditions so that a script/style is only added to certain pages. You say in your question that your script … Read more
Script won’t execute in the media manager
You gave each each script the same handle/id of ‘grid’ Try something like this. function banana_scripts() { wp_enqueue_script(‘grid’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/jquery.min.js’, null, null); wp_enqueue_script(‘grid2’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/main.js’, null, null); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘banana_scripts’);
01. Change if (($site == ‘desktop’){ // code line } TO if (($site == ‘desktop’) && (wp_is_mobile())) { // code line } 02. and for unset the cookie while the browser is closed give the time as 0 (zero) or blank. some thing like this. setcookie( ‘button_clicked’, $_GET[‘button_clicked’], 0, COOKIEPATH, COOKIE_DOMAIN);
The “Failed to load resource” is probably a red herring and isn’t related to your issue. The fact that it is throwing an error about the $ shortcut means your js file is being loaded correctly. The likely issue is that jQuery in WordPress loads in “noConflict” mode. As such the $ shortcut will not … Read more
This is a bug in WordPress. https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/35873 As far as I can see, it can currently be fixed with https://core.trac.wordpress.org/attachment/ticket/35873/35873.3.patch, if you are reading this some time later, it has probably already been fixed for your WordPress version. As a temporary workaround, set parent dependencies to both child and grandchild. This way grandchild.js will not … Read more
$shortcode = new Shortcode_Class(); class Shortcode_Class { /** * If you should add the script or not * * @var bool */ private $addScript = false; public function __construct() { add_shortcode(‘test_shortcode’, array($this, ‘shortcode_content’)); // wp_enqueue_scripts // If you use the below the CSS and JS file will be added on everypage // add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, array($this, … Read more
When enqueuing a script, you should state your script’s dependencies. In your case, it’s jQuery. Enqueue your script in the following way: wp_enqueue_script ( ‘my-plugin’, ‘path/to/the.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ) ); You may also want to ensure that your script IS loaded in the footer, by setting the last argument to true: wp_enqueue_script ( ‘my-plugin’, ‘path/to/the.js’, … Read more
You could take a look at the enqueued scripts in $wp_scripts ($wp_scripts->registered), but the naming could be different (“it’s requirejs but let’s call it loadstuffjs, just because”), so I doubt it’ll be close to perfect. Also, your plugin might be loaded before the other plugin, and they might trigger the problem without you having any … Read more