You are trying to access an object inside an array. To retrieve the data from term_id, you can use: $value[0][‘tax’][0]->term_id Notice that the first 3 steps are arrays, and then there is a WP_Object, which has an array inside. Breaking Down the Code $value – returns the entire array $value[0] – returns the first element … Read more
Well, I don’t know how many input type of radios and checkboxes you have, but this should get you want you need: $(document).ready(function() { $(‘input:radio’).change(function() { // get the value var newValue = $(this).val(); // Update the div.score $(‘div.score’).text(newValue); }); }); PS: Your radio input need to have the same name, if you do not … Read more
figured it out, turns out i was missing wp_footer() in my footer, once i added that i was able to solve my problem. thanks for the help
You could run a couple checks and enqueue jquery if it’s not registered or enqueued using wp_script_is function bootstrap_script_init() { // Check to see if jQuery is registered, if not, register it. // You can use the local version of WP’s jQuery if you want instead of Google’s API. if ( !wp_script_is( ‘jquery’, ‘registered’ ) … Read more
Don’t enqueue your own version of jQuery. You’re just going to cause conflict issues with other plugins and there’s nothing in your script that requires a different version. Even if you were, just load the https:// version, there’s no reason to bother checking what your own server is doing. Don’t bother checking !is_admin() on your … Read more
It sounds like your template is missing a call to wp_head() which will output your enqueued scripts and styles. You’d normally place wp_head() in your header.php template and include this in your page template. To conditionally enqueue jQuery based on the page template being used you could use the following code: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘custom_theme_load_scripts’ ); … Read more
It appears that you have two errors in your code as posted in the comments (and pasted below). You’ve concatenated the script tag in the comment_field array value without encapsulating it as a string (in quotes). Ideally, your declaration of the limiter function should be in tags outside of the markup being passed in the … Read more
Firstly, the JS is wrong: In the browser Developer/Web Inspector > Console on your site, I typed $() and got “undefined”. I then did jQuery(), and it shows a value, so it is defined. So you should be using jQuery(, not $( throughout. Sidenote: I see the continue button is simply a <button> element, not … Read more
Although it seems like you should be able to just call the function and have it load the script, it’s slightly more complicated. Instead, scripts need to be registered and enqueued inside a hook, so they’re loaded in the right order. To get jQuery loaded on the front end of your theme wrap the function … Read more
You need to change the data that you are sending in the ajax request. For ajax to work in WordPress you need to send the action variable in ajax post request. Change data: {package: package}, to data: {action: ‘ajaxAutopopulate’, package: package} Also you can use the wordpress default function wp_send_json( $response ) for encoding of … Read more