My need was to set different prices in the session and fetch those in my js script. I am using a jquery session plugin to set and get session, but it wasn’t getting session set by php, so I was trying to send variables using wp_localize and set it in the js script. Taking the … Read more
You should use wp_localize_script() after enqueuing your JS file that calls the countdown method. I’m assuming you stored the date in an option called date_name like January 1, 2015 13:30:00. In your case, you are storing it as an array with month, day, year, and time in the correct format, so you should convert it … Read more
Managed to work it out, the problem was down to how I had set up my home page to display only my custom posts. I had set a static home page in Settings > Reading and I was using the following new WP_Query in front-page.php to show all my CPT ‘portfolio’ posts. <?php $args = … Read more
the_content filter is (most likely) running long after you scripts were output. You need to either: Run localize logic earlier. Enqueue scripts for footer, using respective wp_enqueue_script() argument.
Transients should be used for short (for varying definition of it) time caching, and they are by design not reliable. From your description it sound like you are using them in a manner they were not designed to support and therefor probably the “best” for you is to not use transients at all.
You have wp_enqueue_script( ‘showMake’ ); twice. Remove the last line from your sdm_load_javascript_files function and see if it works.
As it stands, your shortcode will be executed after wp_enqueue_scripts — when the post content is output. That’s why the data isn’t available to your scripts during wp_enqueue_scripts for wp_localize_script. wp_enqueue_script( string $handle, string $src = false, array $deps = array(), string|bool|null $ver = false, bool $in_footer = false ) You would; A) Need to … Read more
In the way you are using wp_localize_script(), the object’s name is filters, not reports; so, in filter.js you should use filters.ajax_filter. Also, you should define the variable options before use it. $( document ).ready(function() { $(“input:checkbox”).on( “change”, function() { console.log($(‘input[name=”filter[]”]:checked’).serialize()); jQuery.ajax({ url : filters.ajax_filter, type : ‘post’, data : { action : ‘filter_reports’, // You … Read more
The way wp_localize_script() is supposed to be used is for that 2nd argument to be your namespace. Then you put an array as the 3rd argument for the values: wp_localize_script( ‘my-script’, ‘namespace_name’, array( ‘var_name’ => $var, ) ); Now you can access the variable in the script with namespace_name.var_name. If you also use the namespace … Read more
Running the localize script after the script.min.js file If that is the script you’re trying to localize, which you enqueued using the script handle mild-scripts, then you also need to use that as the script handle when calling wp_localize_script(). I.e. wp_localize_script( ‘mild-scripts’, // script handle ‘WPURLS’, // JS object name array( ‘ajax_url’ => admin_url( ‘admin-ajax.php’ … Read more