Input/output related security issue can be roughly sorted into two buckets: someone manages to read information they are not supposed to; someone manages to write information they are not supposed to. Localize is not capable of writing anything into site, so you are safe on that front. On the read side it’s not much different … Read more
You have to make sure your script is registered with wp_register_script before your call to wp_localize_script. So in your functions.php file: add_action(‘init’,’my demo_function’); function my demo_function() { // Register the script wp_register_script( ‘myuserscript’, ‘path/to/myscript.js’ ); // Localize the script with your data $theid=get_current_user_id(); $params = array( ‘userid’ => $theid ); wp_localize_script( ‘myuserscript’, ‘MyUserParams’, $params ); … Read more
If you want to add the post id to your javaScript, i would think of 2 methods. Output a variable and then retrieve it using javascript Let’s say you need the post it. You can create a hidden div, and assign the value of your post id to it: <div id=”my-post-id”><?php echo get_the_ID(); ?></div> Now … Read more
Each time you’re using wp_localize_script you’re replacing the values inside the dialog_popup_script object. If each popup requires different settings, and those settings are set on the shortcode, you might be better off storing the values as data attributes on the div.
wp localize script makes variable global, how to solve that?
I would do the following: Shortcodes to have unique names passed to them. According to that name to build div with a unique id and a js function with a unique name. Load google script at the end of template(in which there is likelihood to have google maps). Run the function to display the map … Read more
The solution is basically from this SO post: When wordpress “localizes” a script, what it does is has php print out <script></script> tags with javascript objects in them that are then accessible within the DOM to the scripts you are “sending” the parameters to. If I understand correctly, the extension of WP_Scripts simple adds a … Read more
In the JavaScript, you’re using “action”: “tihom_rating_action”, but in PHP you’re using wp_ajax_nopriv_my_action. Instead of my_action you need to use tihom_rating_action as well.
Yes that would be easy. You can use the get_the_permalink() function to retrieve a post’s link. Here’s how to do it: // You are storing the post data here $posts_arr[] = $post; // Add the URL to the same array element $posts_arr[][‘url’] = get_the_permalink(); You can get the index of the current post in the … Read more
Frontend AJAX Request causes Error: ‘Call to undefined function add_action’