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 */ );
The problem lies here: add_action( ‘wp_ajax_action_varaa_AJAX’, ‘varaa_AJAX’ ); add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_varaa_AJAX’, ‘varaa_AJAX’); Specifically: wp_ajax_action_varaa_AJAX You didn’t replace the word action with varaa_AJAX, it should instead be: add_action( ‘wp_ajax_varaa_AJAX’, ‘varaa_AJAX’ ); add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_varaa_AJAX’, ‘varaa_AJAX’); However, I would recommend instead using the WP REST API and register_rest_route, which should simplify your code and eliminate these kinds of mistakes.
Linking jquery code twice conflicts the functions as they are present twice. So deregistering helps you but it is not good choice. You should go through jQuery no conflict thing. And you should register your jquery version with different name, so that it does not break wordpress. Ref- jQuery Forum and Documentation
According to the documentation you also have textLength property you can call.
Go to your admin area, general settings, and update your “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)” field value with https. and then update your permalinks setting, by simply click on “Save Changes” button. In case if you are not able to login to your admin area also, do this changes directly in your database. … Read more
You need to wait for the widget control to be created before you can attempt to . You can do this by listening for the add event on wp.customize.control. Here’s some example code that will do what you want: ( function( api ) { function handleTextWidgetControl( control ) { if ( ! control.extended( api.Widgets.WidgetControl ) … Read more
If you want to load Jquery, wordpress already provides a handler for it (its also the one in /wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js): function load_admin_script(){ wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’); } add_action(‘admin_enqueue_scripts’,’load_admin_script’); note that the jQuery in WordPress runs in noConflict mode.
Yes, the scripts you use are totally up to you. Keep in mind many plugins rely on common libraries like jQuery so even if you exclude it from the theme, some of your plugins may add it back in.