As noted in the comments, you have a form that may not know where to go. In general, if you have a form to be submitted, you don’t need AJAX because the form’s action will handle the form submission as well as the next page. If you need something from the database before the form … Read more
It’s a bit tricky to provide the solution that would work for you without full HTML. I’ve checked the linked page, but there’s no pagination there (I’ve searched for flex-control-nav that you mentioned and didn’t find it). So my solution comes from the code that you provided and from the HTML that I’ve seen on … Read more
I have probably found the problem (after our little discussion). For me it looks like the $postcode isn’t send. Check the “Headers” tab from you screenshot – there would be info about the POST variables that were or weren’t sent. If the $postcode isn’t send, you get from the query probably the codes that are … Read more
Ok, It’s been so long since I posted this question I totally forgot about it. I finally used popup.on( ‘open’, function() {…}); to remove left modal sidebar. Here we go: popup.on( ‘open’, function() { jQuery( ‘.media-frame-menu’ ).remove(); jQuery( ‘.media-frame-router, .media-frame-title, .media-frame-content, .media-frame-toolbar’ ).css({‘left’: 0}); }); That’s it 🙂 EDIT I managed to hide right hand … Read more
Not at all. The 3rd argument of wp_enqueue_script() is the script’s dependencies. All you have to do, is to pass jquery to it, and WordPress will automatically enqueue jQuery for you.
your live site jquery code ( missing (function($) {
My initial thought was correct. I thought it might have something to do with not being able to access the ajaxurl or so or not having the proper user rights. I had overlooked a user redirect (which was defined on an incorrect place), hence why I missed it and thus a user got redirected to … Read more
Any post containing a “read more” tag, had a <p>-tag with inside a span with an ID called more-#, where the # could be any number. It looks like this: <p> <span id=”more-1″></span> </p> I had to select that specific span, and stored it within a variable: var $showMore = $(‘span[id*=”more-“]’); To add some kind … Read more
The Youtube is called by a script named “jquery.st.youtube.js” which is located in your themes folder. You seem to use a premium theme named “Wunder” which effectively means you can do one of two things: 1) You can edit the themes files directly, search for the enqueuing of the script jquery.st.youtube.js (most likely within the … Read more
The problem you are facing is probably that the div (or a parent) gets re-rendered when a change is made in the DOM tree and the handler you assigned to it no longer works. This is because the element you see after the re-render is actually a new one which doesn’t have the handler assigned. … Read more