You can use jQuery or plain javascript to add event listener to the role select element. E.g. jQuery(document).on(‘ready’, function(){ jQuery(‘select#role’).on(‘change’, function(){ // some if statement here alert(‘Role changed’); }); }); To add this to your admin you can either use admin_enqueue_scripts or admin_footer hooks. To enqueue script file, function my_admin_enqueue_scripts( $hook_suffix ) { if ( … Read more
Yes – it looks like the variables you intended to create are just being reassigned each call. You should scope the variables to to the function using var before each: var conditions, toggleControl; // here. conditions = condition_toggled.split(‘,’); toggleControl = function toggleControl(value) { conditions.forEach(function(condition) { var cond_display_control, controllers; // here. //this will get the condition … Read more
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As was mentioned in comments and recommendations above, the removal of script for jQuery 1.8.2 file resolved my problem. Thank you to all :)!
What is the correct way to import the blocks-editor?
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You could try returning JSX, skipping the el part: return ( <div className=”review-widget” data-limit=”10″ > </div> ); It may also be that you need to quote the 10 in your original el example.
You can wait for the specific editor manager to get added and then bind the init event handler to set content of the editor like this: tinymce.on( ‘addeditor’, e => { if ( e.editor.id === <your_editor_id> ) { e.editor.on( ‘init’, event => { event.target.setContent( <your_editor_content> ); }); } }, true );
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