I literally just ran into the same problem. I found the answer on another post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12682952/proper-url-forming-with-a-query-string-and-an-anchor-hashtag/48728926#48728926 Use <form> instead of <a>
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I solved the problem by loading the code inside footer.php of my child theme. Thanks people for all the help.
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I just had to wrap document ready function around: jQuery(document).ready(function( $ ) { $(‘#imageholder img’).on(‘mousemove’, null, [jQuery(‘#horizontal’), jQuery(‘#vertical’)],function(e){ e.data[1].css(‘left’, e.offsetX==undefined?e.originalEvent.layerX:e.offsetX); e.data[0].css(‘top’, e.offsetY==undefined?e.originalEvent.layerY:e.offsetY); }); $(‘#imageholder’).on(‘mouseenter’, null, [jQuery(‘#horizontal’), jQuery(‘#vertical’)], function(e){ e.data[0].show(); e.data[1].show(); }).on(‘mouseleave’, null, [jQuery(‘#horizontal’), jQuery(‘#vertical’)], function(e){ e.data[0].hide(); e.data[1].hide(); }); });
WordPress uses jQuery (and others) in noConflict mode, meaning that $ isn’t automatically available. To use $ in your jQuery script, wrap your code in this: jQuery( document ).ready( function( $ ) { // $() will work as an alias for jQuery() inside of this function // [ your code goes here ] } ); … Read more
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ahh nvm, sorted it: jQuery(document).ready(function($){ $(‘.addtocart’).submit(function(){ var data = {action: ‘my_special_action’,post:$(‘.addtocart’).serialize() }; $.post(“<?php echo admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’); ?>”, data, function(response){ $(“.eshopajax”).insertAfter(this).fadeIn(100).html(response).fadeOut(3000); setTimeout (clearCart,200); setTimeout (doRequest,500); setTimeout (clearRequest,3000); }); function doRequest(){ var tdata = {action: ‘my_cart’}; $.post(“<?php echo admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’); ?>”, tdata, function(response){ $(“.ajaxcart”).insertAfter(this).fadeIn(100).html(response); }); } function clearRequest(){ $(“.eshopajax”).empty(); } function clearCart(){ $(“.ajaxcart”).insert(); } return false; }); });
Trim your above code down to.. <?php wp_enqueue_script( “my_script”, plugins_url( ‘/your-script-name.js’, __FILE__ ), array( ‘jquery’ ) ); ?> <?php wp_head(); ?> <?php woo_head(); ?> Place your jQuery into a JS file, then enqueue it with jQuery as a dependancy(as above), this will ensure jQuery is loaded before your script is. Your script also needs to … Read more