Do not use an external jQuery library, use the one that comes with WordPress. Use wp_enqueue_script to enqueue your scripts, like: wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery’ ); Additionally be aware that WordPress sets the internal jQuery to noConflict() mode, more information about that here.
To translate something in your js you can use wp_localize_script() really handy : $translation_array = array( ‘some_string’ => __( ‘Some string to translate’ ), ‘a_value’ => ’10’ ); wp_localize_script( ‘some_handle’, ‘object_name’, $translation_array );
WordPress has default jQuery. So, no need to load this file explicitly. JS Code: jQuery(‘#toggle-onoff-network’).on({ ‘click’: function () { var origsrc = jQuery(this).attr(‘src’); var src=””; if (origsrc == “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/166823/img1_on.png”) src=”img2_on.png”; if (origsrc == ‘img2_on.png’) src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/166823/img1_on.png”; jQuery(this).attr(‘src’, src); } }); // The script jQuery( “#netywork-toggle” ).click(function() { jQuery( “#share-stuff” ).slideToggle( “slow”, function() { // Animation complete. … Read more
I have been investing some quality time (and headaches) with WP ajax so I understand where you are coming from. In all honesty, it could be anything from an error in your JS code or something completely bizarre, like: add_action(‘wp_ajax_UpdateMeta’, ‘UpdateMeta’); Should be changed to: add_action(‘wp_ajax_updatemeta’, ‘UpdateMeta’); … to remove the capitals because by some … Read more
You need to wrap your jQuery click event in a DOM ready function. (function($) { $(‘.signUp’).click(function() { $(‘.signUpForm’).toggle(); }); })(jQuery);
Maybe I am on thin ice but lets try. Assuming that you already have the correct jquery version(you want to use) downloaded and copied to a folder. (The same js folder as the jquery.rwdImageMaps.js would be logical imho) Imho you also can delete folowing code part <script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/195723/<?php echo get_stylesheet_directory_uri(); ?>/js/jquery.rwdImageMaps.js”></script> from that front-page.php … Read more
Why doesn’t jQuery default to the “$” when the script is added this way? The $ alias has been chosen by several different libraries an alias. This causes conflict if you try to use more than one library. It is a bit ridiculous, actually– like several major corporations all deciding to use the same phone … Read more
I don’t have the answer build on cookie, but I think this isn’t sensitive data, you can try localStorage. jQuery(document).ready(function($){ var initreferrer = document.referrer; if(initreferrer.indexOf(‘yourdomain.com’) === -1 ) { // Check if the referer is your site or not. If not( return -1 ) set the localStorage. localStorage.setItem(“mysite_referrer”, initreferrer); } }); Then you can use … Read more
Migrate message is merely informational. It isn’t a warning or error. It is displayed unconditionally whenever respective script is loaded. In current WP version it is loaded whenever jquery handle is requested by anything, alongside jquery-core.
If your script depends on jQuery, you have to declare that dependency to make sure WordPress will enqueue it earlier than yours. wp_enqueue_script( ‘my-jquery-script’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/my-jquery-script.js’, [ ‘jquery’ ] /* declare the dependency */ );