Contact form 7 Lets you call a JavaScript function after the form has been submitted You will find the Additional Settings field at the bottom of the contact form management page and you need to use the hook named on_sent_ok something like this: on_sent_ok: “$.fancybox.close();”
According to the load-scripts.php file, scripts that are not enqueued will not be loaded, so I don’t need to worry about it when using hooks like admin_enqueue_scripts and the wp_deregister_script function. foreach( $load as $handle ) { if ( !array_key_exists($handle, $wp_scripts->registered) ) continue; However, my problem with jQuery week calendar was with the wp-jquery-ui-dialog style. … Read more
I suppose you could use wp dequeue script and then use yepnode, but honestly I don’t see the point with regards to speed since wp_enqueue_script already allows for conditional loading with dependencies. This is assuming your using well written theme/plugins that allow for the use of the built in function hooks. You can get an … Read more
Two things- When you enqueue a script, WordPress inserts the script tag in the call to wp_head(), so step one is to remove the script tag from your header. The second thing is the jQuery supplied with WordPress is in no conflict mode by default, so you should reference the jQuery object with jQuery rather … Read more
This is what came to mind though there could be some easy implementations as well: jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(document).scroll(function(){ if(jQuery(document).scrollTop()>0){ jQuery(‘#first-header’).hide(); jQuery(‘#second-header’).show(); } else{ jQuery(‘#second-header’).hide(); jQuery(‘#first-header’).show(); } }) })
If you want to send the url of the website, or other server side calculated values, to JavaScript you can use wp_localize_script (Codex Page). This function creates an object, with the values you’ve passed. As the documentation states, you’ve got to include your script with wp_enqueue_script, else it doesn’t call localize_script. Also make sure to … Read more
Store the ID in a variable, and access that variable using JavaScript: <script> document.getElementById(“<?php echo $checkbox_id; ?>”).onclick = function() { chk(electronics, this.checked); } </script> You can also collect multiple IDs in an array and run through that array later in your script. But avoid the onclick attribute in markup, this is bloat and bad code … Read more
Try Really Simple Captcha WodPress plugin. Here is a “how to” for implementing Really Simple Captcha for custom plugins: http://www.lost-in-code.com/platforms/wordpress/wordpress-plugins/wordpress-using-really-simple-captcha/
Probable Cause I strongly suspect that you do not call wp_head() in your header.php file, immediately before the closing HTML </head> tag: <?php wp_head(); ?> </head> You must call this template tag, in order to fire the wp_head action. The wp_head action in turn fires the wp_enqueue_scripts action. So, without having <?php wp_head(); ?> in … Read more
I don’t know what happened, but you can locate the script with grep command. I went to /var/www/ and run grep -r “2819371938193817109948281937271937” *