This is a timing issue, as you can see from the hook order. By the time you get to the dynamic_sidebar function that executes your widget code on the front end, you are already past the widgets_init and wp_enqueue_scripts hooks (the dynamic_sidebar hook is inside the function with that same name). You cannot enqueue scripts … Read more
You probably need to decode JSON string to use in the JS code, so something like let parsedItem = <?php echo stripslashes($result->myJson); ?>; Note that you will get JSON object, so no need to call JSON.parse there. I added stripslashes to remove extra \” from json string loaded from database.
I found the culprit. I had to change the nonce check in save_custom_post_type() to: if ( !isset( $_POST[‘metabox_nonce’] ) || !wp_verify_nonce( $_POST[‘metabox_nonce’], basename( __FILE__ ) ) ) { return $post_id; }
Can I get the user name in JavaScript?
As it turns out, it’s not that difficult, we need to add a JS function inside the TinyMCE init, to make it possible. My approach used WordPress’s TinyMCE before init function, to add JS to the TinyMCE, Iframe. Below is the code, this code should go into your Child Theme’s functions.php or in a custom … Read more
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In your code, whatever is right in front of .querySelectorAll is not found. So for example, thisObject.querySelectorAll, thisObject is not defined so the function fails finding all the elements that that function is looking for when there is no object to query within. There would need to be more code to be able to figure … Read more
OK, here is my code and some more information. This is the markup structure without the form fields of my widget: <div id=”widget-XX_my-widget” class=”widget open” style=””> <div class=”widget-top”> <div class=”widget-title-action”> </div> <div class=”widget-title ui-sortable-handle”> <h3>My Widget-Title<span class=”in-widget-title”></span></h3> </div> </div> <div class=”widget-inside” style=”display: block;”> <form method=”post”> <div class=”widget-content”> <div class=”my-widget-section”> <div class=”my-widget-top”> </div> <div class=”my-widget-inside active”> … Read more
Unfortunately no, you can dequeue the file as the other questions answer suggests and enqueue your own version, otherwise you’d need to load it and then try to modify the loaded code at runtime, which is almost always not feasible. Monkeypatching might be a solution, assuming your code runs before theirs does, but is loaded … Read more