You are not enqueueing your custom JavaScript file. And calling the var (templateUrl) in JS file without the handle. Follow the following: I’m enqueueing my custom JavaScripts file (script.js) under the dependency of jQuery, so it will enqueue jQuery library from core. And I’m using the same handle my-custom-js for both my script and localize_script … Read more
wp_localize_script takes an array of data (in PHP) spits out a javascript. It’s a way for you to add dynamic data for a specific script to the front end without having to hook into wp_head or wp_footer and echo it out yourself. More over, wp_localize_script outputs your data right above the script you enqueued. Hooking … Read more
Try to replace $(document).ready(function() { with jQuery(document).ready(function($) { It should work for you.
Wp_localize_script from Shortcode [closed]
Remove type attribute from script added by wp_localize_script
Nonces, AJAX, script variables & security in WordPress
Basics First you need to register the Google JSAPI script. Else you won’t have access to it. And you will need to hook it to admin_enqueue_scripts to have it available in the meta box. Also the JSAP needs to get loaded before your custom script, so you need to set it as dependency. Example: add_action( … Read more
I think you are looking like : $phpValues = array(); for($i=1;$i<=71;$i++){ $phpValues[‘value’.$i] = get_option(‘plugin_name_value’.$i); } wp_localize_script( $this->plugin_name, ‘phpValues’, $phpValues )
I came to this question almost 3 years late, but there is a better way of doing that now: WordPress recommends using wp_add_inline_script when you want to pass data between PHP and JS, you can read about it here Basically, what you will do, is changing your wp_localize_script function call in your code, for this: … Read more
Sidestep the entire issue and just include fo_edit_script in the header of the page, rather than in the AJAX part. There’s no need at all to do this. You might think that by only including it when its needed your optimising but your not, because it’s having to load it every time you open an … Read more