I figure it out. This may be a bad solution but atleast it works $(‘.inside’).bind(‘DOMNodeInserted DOMNodeDeleted’, function(event) { //WRITE WHAT YOU NEED TO DO} Inside a file abhiScript.js (could be any filename 🙂 ) and wp_enqueue_script( ‘SimpleScript’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/assets/js/abiScript.js’,array(‘jquery’)); in function.php
Use admin_enqueue_scripts action instead of admin_head. Then see network tab in dev tools that datepicker scripts are included. You need the include the jQuery UI CSS also, it is not included in WP core.
WordPress uses jQuery in a noConflict mode. Use it like this: (function($){ /** * Immediate execution */ console.log(); /** * When DOM is ready */ $(document).ready(function(){ }); /** * When all content is loaded */ $(window).load(function(){ }); // window.load END })(jQuery);
You have been loading CF-7 form using ajax by that means required scripts for that form never executed for that. And, because of that thing your form not working as it was expected to be. You have to re-initiate the scripts of CF-7 for the particular form. Here, is the updated PHP code. Now, your … Read more
If I understood you correctly: This might help you out: Using requirejs with wordpress If you are just trying to enqueue requirejs with jquery: Look at this documentation: WordPress Enqueue Scripts Documentation So in your case it would look something like this: wp_enqueue_script( ‘script’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘PATH TO YOUR REQUIREJS FILE’, array ( ‘jquery’ ), … Read more
Sending jQuery variable to php function
After doing lots of research I got my result with below code. To achieve final result I have to install WC Fields Factory plugin and pass dynamic value using console log or variable def Use this code under .js file and make sure it’s getting trigger when button is getting click. $w.event.subscribe(“item.book.click”, function(item) { $(‘[name=”room_type”]’)[0].value … Read more
I was able to solve this problem with using the jQuery closest method.I had to nest the button inside the container so the function would be able to return the first ancestor of that particular button element that is clicked. $(“.toggle-button”).on(“click”, function() { $(this).closest(‘.collapse-group’).find(‘.wpsm_panel-collapse’).collapse(‘toggle’); });
No, shortcodes do not work this way as they are parsed on the server-side and replaced with the relevant content before the page is sent over to the visitor’s browser. What you could do is to place the shortcode within a hidden element (like a <div>), then have JavaScript/jQuery unhide the hidden element’s content when … Read more
Tom, thank you for the clue. Here’s what I eventually got to work. .select2-container { color: #000; –wp–preset–color–contrast: #000; }