if you have unwanted javascript on your page, it usually comes from plugins. deactivate them, and see if the javascript is still there. if it still is, try updating wordpress, or switching to another theme. if not, activate the plugins one by one, and check which one is putting this script to your head. after … Read more
If you are not already loading the jQuery UI .js and .css files in your theme/plugin you can add them via the wp_enqueue_script function: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script No, add them via the enqueue scripts function. You need to wrap any inline scripts in a jQuery No Conflict wrapper. jQuery(document).ready(function($) { // do stuff // }); more on … Read more
You can just hook into wp_footer and print out your script. <?php add_action(‘wp_footer’, ‘wpse64534_script’); function wpse64534_script() { ?> <script> $(function(){ $(‘#slides’).slides({ preload: <?php echo $option1 ?>, generateNextPrev: <?php echo $option2 ?> }); //some other script }); </script> <?php }
Try something like this… var code = $(‘div#wp-content-editor-container textarea’).text().match(/\[(schema.*)\]/); code=”<” + code[1] + ‘>’; alert($(code).attr(‘description’));
You might want to take a look at the wp_enqueue_script() documentation and modify your code to follow standard WordPress practice. Then look at your output and verify that your JS is being loaded.
<a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/77197/<?php bloginfo(“template_url’); ?>/auction_price.php”>Order by price</a> auction-price.php is inside the template directory. Then you can’t include wp-blog-header.php using require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’) inside template directory. Therefore do_shortcode() is not working without WordPress. The proper way to use ajax in WordPress is via admin-ajax.php Read More at Codex: http://codex.wordpress.org/AJAX_in_Plugins For example, in your functions.php: function wpse_77197_auction_price(){ echo do_shortcode(‘[wpa_list_widget mode=”list” … Read more
I created a fiddle for anyone that is interested HERE. Here is the javascript I used also to give the smooth scroll for an article container. // clicking the links in the article link container $(‘#article-links a’).click(function() { var $this = $(this); // save this instance of the click for access inside the loop // … Read more
Alternative approach: <li class=”cycle-item slide-<?php echo $i; ?>”> <span class=”featured-title”><?php the_title(); ?></span> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/97055/<?php the_permalink();?>”><?php the_post_thumbnail(‘featured’); ?></a> </li> then hide the span with CSS, show it on hover of the <li> element, position it over the image with CSS. Example: li.cycle-item { position: relative; } li.cycle-item .featured-title { display: none; } li.cycle-item:hover .featured-title { display: … Read more
Just found out that reCaptcha actually rejects CAPTCHAs which are submitted to their server more than once. Since I was using the WP-reCAPTCHA plugin, the plugin resubmitted the CAPTCHA after my AJAX submission. So I just commented out a line from the plugin that does the submission, which is in file recaptcha.php, line 27: $this->register_filters();
Setting an input to “read only” by whatever means, Javascript or PHP generated or hard-coded markup, has zero security value. It is trivial to remove that “lock” with FireBug or the Web Developer extension, and I am sure others as well. What you are doing is cosmetic at best. If you want to prevent the … Read more