First, your link 403’s for me. I assume you’re using the code I found here: https://github.com/trentrichardson/jQuery-Timepicker-Addon/blob/master/dist/jquery-ui-timepicker-addon.js Now, the $ thing is not a problem, that JS code library uses a proper $ wrapper, so it will work fine without modification. The actual problem is a simple misspelling. Look at this line of code: wp_enqueue_script(‘timepicker’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() … Read more
In some instances, I’ll run a delayed init function in a setTimeout like this: var delay = setTimeout(function() { jQuery(“p.help-block.small”).html(“<p> … </p>”); }, 100); In the event that something is overwriting the html of that paragraph block on page load, this function will run 100 milliseconds after that, making yours the last change to the … Read more
I think you could the code working, if you used the current term as the selector as there’s only one featured image and multiple links for each term. For example, first add the term to the image classes, <img class=”img-fluid ga-img ga-img-<?php echo $term->slug; ?>” src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/366314/<?php echo esc_url($ga_url);?>”> Then add the term to every post … Read more
try $(“selector”).live(“change”, function(){ /Your code here/ });
error is coming because of jQuery.noConflict(); You do not need to add jQuery.noConflict(); in wordpress files because by default wordpress supports jQuery but if you want to use $ then you can use this way without using wp_enqueue_script(“jquery”) If the script is being loaded in the footer (which you should be doing in the vast … Read more
Your page through javascript errors. Try loading the validation scripts on footer (before closing </body> tag) rather than within header (within <head> tag). If that doesn’t work, then try editing the jquery.validate.js file, and replace the first line (function(jQuery){ with (function($){. It should work.
If you want to use the WordPress functions in your process.php file then there is a way for you. simply put these two lines of code at the top of your process.php file $blogheader = explode(“wp-content”,$_SERVER[“SCRIPT_FILENAME”]); include $blogheader[0].”wp-blog-header.php”; Now you can use the WordPress functions in your file and do what you want. Will that … Read more
if ajax returns zero, the function bound is not registered properly have a read: http://arresteddeveloper.net/woocommerce-get-variation-description-variation-select-changes/ this might point you in the right direction
Make a custom link with the name “Members only” and link to “#”. Then add the sub-menu page.
Issue resolved. nothing wrong with the script i posted. turns out i was calling the wrong file in the first wp_register_script()