this problem is because of the first “if”, the good text field in only set the first time to change that, you can add a “data” arguement in HTML and change the JavaScript code like that (look the modification in meta_image_frame.on(‘select’…) (function($) { ‘use strict’; $(function() { var meta_image_frame; function saveImage(e, uiElement) { e.preventDefault(); if … Read more
This looks like the access to admin-ajax.php is forbidden (error 403). For some reason, many security plugins are preventing access to admin-ajax.php, even with this file being essential for WordPress to work correctly. If you use some security plugin, check out if it is maybe blocking admin-ajax.php. Check if admin-ajax.php is blocked in .htaccess file … Read more
Found the issue. The fancybox library now uses data-fancybox instead of rel to identify stuff, so I just updated the syntax.
why does so many javascript libraries are loaded along with my website?
There are a few possible culprits for your issue: If the script file for this function is loaded before jquery is loaded, you may see a jquery is not defined error in the debugger/console. If that’s the case, just change the order of your script loading to ensure the dependencies are loaded first. If the … Read more
This Blog (http://kevinsandlin.com/require-email-subscribe-download/) and this Plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/email-download-link/) helped me out.
Tested this locally and found the issues. When you reg/enq the JS, you need to localize the script. This is your chance to pass anything from PHP to the script. In this case, you should, at minimum, pass the WP ajax url like this: wp_localize_script( ‘my_js_library’, ‘my_local_var’, array( ‘ajax_url’ => admin_url( ‘admin-ajax.php’ ) ) ); … Read more
length might help yous. Look here or here.
If you look at the source of the Ajax Load More plugin, you can see a number of filters you can use to modify the query. You’ll likely want to use the alm_modify_query_args filter like so: $in_array = [ 115, 123, 66, 64 ]; add_filter( ‘alm_modify_query_args’, function( $args ) use ( $in_array ) { $args[ … Read more
Approach 1 Use the body class. all templates will have a class representing them. ie: body.archive, body.single, body.home, etc. It will even have specific tax/post type classes for more granular control. Wrap your js function in something that checks for that body class. The following should do the trick: jQuery if ( $( ‘body’ ).first().hasClass( … Read more