What you want to do is define a callback function to handle your request and to do that you need to hook onto: wp_ajax_(action) …where “(action)” is the name of your “action” parameter that needs to be supplied in your AJAX request (more on that in a moment). First, define a callback function in your … Read more
Did it with the window.wp.customize.bind() method. Hope this helps someone else.
I solved the problem my own. I just deleted the last line- var $mcj = jQuery.noConflict(true); from my jQuery file then I get rid of the Uncaught TypeError.
Your question is quite complicated, but lets give it a shot! I recently made a class that does just that that I am happy to share. It isn’t a complete response but will get you most of the way there. What you need to know is the quirky way WP does ajax, which involves registering … Read more
Put this in your .js file (function($) { // Your code inside here; })(jQuery); This is called an anonymous function, you’re passing the jQuery object as a parameter to it. OR var $ = jQuery; // This at the top of the file This is simple, you’re just assigning the jQuery object to the $ … Read more
You shouldn’t enqueue jQuery by manually using wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’);. WordPress can enqueue it for you the right way. All you have to do is to declare jQuery as your script’s dependency: wp_enqueue_script( ‘my-script’, get_template_directory_uri() .’/my-script.js’, array(‘jquery’), null, true ); You can pass an array of dependencies as the 3rd parameter. Also, by setting the 5th parameter … Read more
Do you load own javascripts into the admin? If i recall correctly, if SCRIPT_DEBUG is set to true, the javascripts are not concenated, but loaded seperately. So if a custom javascript doesn’t play well being concenated, this can lead to the whole concenated javascript being corrupt and not being run correctly. Try removing the added … Read more
Example for themes I would recommend using wp_enqueue_script with get_theme_file_uri this allows child themes to overwrite this file. get_theme_file_uri() function Searches in the stylesheet directory before the template directory so themes which inherit from a parent theme can just override one file. wp_enqueue_script( ‘example-script’, get_theme_file_uri( ‘/js/example-script.js’ ), array(‘jquery’), null, true ); Example for plugins wp_enqueue_script( … Read more
Haven’t tested it but this should work with small tweaks: function deregister_script_page_createit() { if( is_page( 42 ) ) { wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’); } } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘deregister_script_page_createit’ );
We need to know how the script is being enqueued, but if it’s done right, you will be able to remove that .js file using wp_dequeue_script. How to correctly enqueue scripts function my_register_script() //Registers a script to be enqueued later wp_register_script(‘script-handle’, plugins_url(‘script.js’, __FILE__)); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_register_script’, 10); function my_enqueue_script(){ //Enqueue the script wp_enqueue_script(‘script-handle’); } … Read more