You can use the asynchronous XFBML javascript but you have to register an app and get an appID. Here is the function I use to add the XFBML to the footer. Note: This will work for the like button also. add_action(‘wp_footer’, ‘c3m_share_this_scripts’ ); function c3m_share_this_scripts() { echo ‘ <script>’; echo ” window.fbAsyncInit = function() {; … Read more
Remove the line breaks from your input. wpautop() will insert a <br /> otherwise.
WordPress uses the jQuery Suggest plugin, which existed before Autocomplete was added to UI. You can enqueue ‘suggest’ to load it if it’ll work for your needs. Otherwise I think you’d have to build a custom jQuery UI download and then just extract the Autocomplete code, otherwise you’ll have two versions of things stepping on … Read more
If you look in the source code of your homepage, in the header you will see that you have a lot (infact i have never seen as many jquery files in a header before) calls to jquery files, this is definatly a cause for conflict if two of the files are the same, i can … Read more
wp-lists.js seems to be one of scripts, used in WP admin. Assuming ajaxurl is defined is from there as well. This is likely some plugin, trying to use these in admin area but (being poorly coded) loading them everyhwere.
Look at the next and prev configuration options in the scrollable docs, I believe they have to be unique between scrollers.
* SOLVED * sorry for the bother. my problem wasnt this char at all –> ; but this line which i missed: echo ‘$(‘a.lightbox’).lightBox(); // Select all links with lightbox class’ . “\n”; Sometimes sterring at code i miss such stuff.. sorry = thanks for anyone who watched.
The two functions operate differently. get_the_content retrieves the raw data from the database, where the_content retrieves the data, encapsulates areas with paragraph tags, cleans up, and applies filters. I’m confused which is using which, but if the page that is missing the AddThis is using the get_the_content, try applying the filters from the plugins before … Read more
in Settings > General Have your WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) settings been updated?
you could filter it onto the end of the_content? function kia_add_registry_button($content){ ?> $content .= “<!– Start AddToMyRegistry Button Tag –> <script id=’scriptMyRegistryWebWidgetButtonScript’ type=”text/javascript”> document.write(“<img id=’ImgAddToMyRegistryButton’ src=”http://images.myregistry.com/Images/MyRegistry/WebWidgetImages/netSol/742.jpeg” onmouseover=”ImgAddToMyRegistryButton_onmouseover(this);” onmouseout=”ImgAddToMyRegistryButton_onmouseout(this);” style=”border-width: 0px; cursor: pointer;” onclick=’CreateAddToMyRegistryWidget();’ />”); function ImgAddToMyRegistryButton_onmouseover(elementParam) {elementParam.src=”http://images.myregistry.com/Images/MyRegistry/WebWidgetImages/netSol/742.jpeg”;} function ImgAddToMyRegistryButton_onmouseout(elementParam) {elementParam.src=”http://images.myregistry.com/Images/MyRegistry/WebWidgetImages/netSol/742.jpeg”;} </script> <!– End AddToMyRegistry Button Tag –>”; return $content; <?php } add_filter(‘the_content’,’kia_add_registry_button’); having just worked … Read more