There are several fundamental problems with what you’re trying to do that prevent you reaching your goal The Problems Naming You register 2 scripts, but you name them both ‘custom’. How is WordPress supposed to know which script you meant when you later tell it to display ‘custom’? /* Register scripts. */ wp_register_script( ‘custom’, JS … Read more
WordPress already disallows the use of JavaScript in the editor for users without the unfiltered_html capability. By default, only the Administrator and Editor roles have this capability. If necessary, you could remove this capability from Editor users as well. (It doesn’t make sense to remove it from Administrators, because they will still have the ability … Read more
I’m not sure if this will solve your problem, but you can use the script_loader_tag filter to change the type text/javascript to text/paperscript add_filter( ‘script_loader_tag’, function( $tag, $handle, $src ) { if( ‘your-script-handle’ === $handle ) { $tag = str_replace( ‘text/javascript’, ‘text/paperscript ‘, $tag ); } return $tag; }, 10, 3 );
jQuery is case-sensitive. Try replacing all instances of JQuery with jQuery.
You can do this with the editor.BlockListBlock filter. More info here. This allows you to do something like the following: const withCustomAttributeClass = createHigherOrderComponent( ( BlockListBlock ) => { return ( props ) => { const { attributes } = props; const { yourCustomAttribute } = attributes; const class = yourCustomAttribute ? ‘my_custom_class’ : ”; … Read more
I’m getting a Promise with the post object inside when I do a console.log( mypost ) Yes, because apiFetch() indeed returns a Promise object, and apiFetch() doesn’t assign the response received from the server to the mypost constant, and the return value of your then() callback is also not going to be assigned to the … Read more
You need to reference your WordPress template directory when you register the script. Change this: wp_enqueue_script(‘my_javascript_file’, ‘/javascripts/app.js’, array(‘jquery’)); …to this: wp_enqueue_script(‘my_javascript_file’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/javascripts/app.js’, array(‘jquery’)); Codex reference: get_template_directory_uri()
Kinda just answering this to counter the “not-possible” answers… Yes it is probably not the best thing to do, since we are still unsure what the OP is trying to achieve, but that does not make it not possible… complex and impractical perhaps, but still entirely possible. First enqueue the script as you normally would… … Read more
By default, jQuery runs in no conflict mode in WordPress. You have an anonymous function that passes the jQuery object so you can use it. Your code will error on line two because it doesn’t know what $ is. Move the first three lines into the anonymous function to resolve this. (function($){ var array = … Read more
I’ve documented how to do this in my post Navigating to a URL in the Customizer Preview when a Section is Expanded, though naturally you’d just use panels instead of sections. This should get you what you want: (function ( api ) { api.panel( ‘my_panel_id’, function( panel ) { panel.expanded.bind( function( isExpanded ) { if … Read more