Well, if you are intent on collecting the title of a post and inserting it into a hidden field, then you could use Javascript to easily grab the info. I enjoy using jQuery, so here is something you could do: 1) place the Title into a data attribute on the element that you want the … Read more
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Put you JS and PFP code in same file and try. Try to use some hidden fields in template file to set any value from JS, using the ID or name of the hidden field.
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Check the type of the queried object on the page and the post type: function function_that_returns_js_string() { $obj = get_queried_object(); $type = is_a($obj,’WP_Post’); if (true === $type && ‘post’ == $obj->post_type) { echo ‘your string’; } } add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘function_that_returns_js_string’); However, I am concerned that you are inserting a script directly into the head of the … Read more
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Here is some generic js you could use to accomplish this. This code is intentionally generic, so you will need to make it work for your scenario. You can load up your various states and hide them with the ‘js-display-toggle’ class. When the appropriate country is chosen from ‘base’ select menu, then you remove the … Read more
WordPress bundles a ThickBox library, which can be queued from its core. However it doesn’t quite bother to make external reuse easy (not that it’s overly complicated though). Notably ThickBox is very old. Depending on your specific requirements it might be preferable to choose a newer library and ship it with your own code (license … Read more
You can try to use .one() From documentation: The .one() method is identical to .on(), except that the handler is unbound after its first invocation.