The CF7 plugin does not give you access to the HTML markup formatting function of the field tags. So you need to capture the JavaScript event fired when the field is changed. To do this you can tag a script at the end of your form, <label>[text* name id:name]</label> <label>[text* surname id:surname]</label> [submit] <script> (function($){ … Read more
This is apparently Gutenberg bug 24895. The problem being that Hello: is a well-formed URI scheme, so WP shouldn’t rely on new URL() alone to recognize a pasted link. new URL(‘Hello: world’);
get the automatically generated excerpt The REST API always includes the auto-generated excerpt by default, so try with getEntityRecord() like so: Note though, if the user edited the actual excerpt (i.e. the “Excerpt” panel in the Settings sidebar and not your metaExcerpt value), then the currentExcerpt would also use the excerpt the user has just … Read more
You should define your btntype attribute as type boolean and set its default to false (maybe better rename it to download then ;). And change it to true when the user selects the download option. If you want to conditionally add the download attribute in your save functions’ JSX use this syntax: <a href={ btnurl … Read more
The problem in your code is that UnitControl is not actually defined anywhere: If you look at the example in the documentation, the UnitControl is defined as follows: import { __experimentalUnitControl as UnitControl } from ‘@wordpress/components’; I.e. It uses the __experimentalUnitControl component in wp.components and not wp.blockEditor, and secondly, it imports the component as UnitControl. … Read more
You can probably ignore the rule. A (very) quick search revealed the GitHub PR where this rule was added, and it is only intended for use in React components (emphasis mine): It’s only meant for React components. Not sure if there’s a way to make it more specific…
The problem in your block is due to the selector value of your emailPlaceholder attribute — you set the value to span.kathyContactFormEmail, but there’s actually no span element with that class in your save() function (or the markup/HTML of the element returned by the function). What you have though, is an input with kathyContactFormEmail as … Read more
If you use the _fields argument, then it needs to include id. Otherwise, getEntityRecords() will always return a null, even if the REST API request succeeded. So to fix the issue in question, you just need to add id to your args, i.e. _fields: ‘id,name,slug’. You should also know that per_page is limited to 100, … Read more
i don’t know with version you use, but if you wan’t load stuff on the initialisation of js you can have it on file using js : ( function( wp ) { your stuff } )( window.wp ); if you really want inline use in php ; https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_add_inline_script/ wp_add_inline_script( ‘name_of_the_script_Woocommerce’, <script> your thing</script>, ‘after_or_before’ );
This is happening because the entire comment edit page is inside a <form> element, and the <button> element submits any form that it belongs to. This is the normal behaviour of buttons in HTML. If you don’t want a button to act as a submit button, you need to set the type attribute to button: … Read more