My first instinct was to find _acfuploader in ACF code to see how they are doing it. Unfortunately the latest version doesn’t seem to have any occurrences of acfuploader. The second thing I thought of was the wp_get_referer function. You could use it to see where the ajax request came for. Then you could get … Read more
I believe it is because you are trying to set object properties that are undefined. Your javascript should look like this var measrumentData = { profile_name:null, value_one:null, value_two:null }; // Grab our post meta value measrumentData.profile_name = $( ‘#savem #profile_name’ ).val(); measrumentData.value_one = $(‘ #savem #value1’).val(); measrumentData.value_two = $(‘ #savem #value2’).val(); or var measrumentData = … Read more
Cannot add multiple single images at once
Have you tried without the ajax? Is that where you’re actually sending the mail? Try just putting the wp_mail function right under headers and see if you get the mail. Also i agree with theDeadmedic. It could be spam. Check the google spam folder and if its’ not there, try sending to an email on … Read more
using $.getJSON Jquery function you can load JSON data from the server using a GET HTTP request. ///// private rssValidate() { var base=this; if(base.$rootSelector.length!==0) { var jsonUrl = base.$rootSelector(base.$rootSelectionString).attr(‘data-url’); $.getJSON(jsonUrl, function(data) { console.log(data); }); } } } /////// hope this help
add _action after your action name in javascript code . like : $scope.formData.action = “join_action”; and rename function , remove action from that like : function join() { $a = 1; include “includes/join.php”; } if you want working example , here it it : add_action(‘wp_ajax_your_function_name_action’,’your_function_name_ajax’) add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_your_function_name_action’,’your_function_name_ajax’) if (!function_exists(‘somename’)) { function somename(){ echo $_POST[‘eidvar’]; exit(); } … Read more
is_admin() runs when you are logged in as admin in the backend. So you need to do !is_admin() to run for normal users.
The note is about the use of is_admin() to determine if a user has privileges to do something, because in every other context except admin-ajax.php, that will only be true for a logged in user. You can still use the API to determine if a user is logged in and who they are, and as … Read more
It is definitely possible. However, you would need to develop that functionality either in a plugin or adding it to the functions.php file of the active wordpress theme. Are you asking for a functioning example or someone to code it for you?
I just thought of a solution: Maybe create à new metabox via add_meta_box and call a normal form comments when in FrontOffice ?