Searching for .notice on WP source code I found the culprit at wp-admin/js/common.js: $( ‘div.updated, div.error, div.notice’ ).not( ‘.inline, .below-h2’ ).insertAfter( $headerEnd ); Adding an inline class to my code solves the issue: <div class=”notice updated inline”>Form sent</div>
You can ensure that jQuery is loaded by adding it to the $dependencies array when you enqueue your script. add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wpse384152_enqueue_my_scripts’ ); function wpse384152_enqueue_my_scripts() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘my-script’, ‘/path/to/my/script.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ) ); } That will ensure that a) jQuery gets loaded and b) it gets loaded before your script. References wp_enqueue_script() Default scripts
It’s a very bad idea to deregister jQuery and re-register it to a CDN, and it does not improve performance. It can also cause issues due to mismatched jQuery versions. If you want to use jQuery on your site, just enqueue the jQuery that comes with WordPress. As Anoop says: You are loading jQuery async … Read more
The file was reading from parent theme directory not the child theme directory thus the issue of it not being read. Found it from tracing the directory from the Network tab
You can’t do that way first you need to enqueue your script using : wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’); wp_enqueue_script(‘ns-likes-dislikes-for-posts-js’, plugin_dir_url(__FILE__). ‘path/to/your/js/file/from/plugin/directory/custom.js’, array(‘jquery’), ‘1.0’, true); in custom js start writing your js with jquery but you can’t use $, instead use jQuery. if you want to use $ instead of jQuery try this code: (function($){ // enjoy jquery with … Read more
If the input is disabled, it is ignored during form submission. You can try to use readonly attribute. As it says in the docs: The difference between disabled and readonly is that read-only controls can still function and are still focusable, whereas disabled controls can not receive focus and are not submitted with the form … Read more
This way of wokring with slides seems to be as popular as it is terrible… 🙂 I coded something very much like this recently. Basic idea, adjust as needed: $id = get_the_ID(); $slides = array(); $i = 1; foreach( get_post_custom_keys( $id ) as $key ) if ( false !== strpos( $key, ‘slide’ ) ) $slides[$key] … Read more
First off — When including Javascript, use a function hooked to the init action in functions.php. See: http://scribu.net/wordpress/optimal-script-loading.html Secondly — The CSS for the BP bar is being effected by something in your theme. If fixing how your Javascript is loading first doesn’t fix that issue, try selecting that object in Firebug (Or Chrome’s developer … Read more
So if you say there are no errors, I’m assumming that your problem is the AJAX request changing the DOM, and your scripts being loaded before that. If the document changes, you’ll need to tell your scripts that, so they will fire their events on the new content. So: Either you reload all scripts again … Read more
if (getCookie($(this).attr(“id”)) == true) { The above code will NEVER evaluate as true because cookie values are stored as strings. You are trying to store a boolean value, which is converted to a string when it is written to the cookie. When the browser reads the cookie value, it is also read as a string. … Read more