Hi ODAK71, can you share a link?
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ODAK71
(@odak71)
OK, I see what is happening…
Since you’re not afraid of modifying plugin files 😉 could you test something for me?
Please edit the line (inside the init() method):
add_action('wp_footer', array(__CLASS__, 'query') );
to
add_action('wp_footer', array(__CLASS__, 'query'), 1);
(notice the “,1” there)
If that does not work then change it to:
add_action('wp_head', array(__CLASS__, 'query'));
(“wp_head” instead of “wp_footer”)
Please let me know which if the steps did (not) work for you.
Thanks 🙂
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ODAK71
(@odak71)
add_action('wp_head', array(__CLASS__, 'query'));
was the solution. Thanxs.
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ODAK71
(@odak71)
Gladly. Thank you very much for your coding work!
How about to set jquery classes and IDs via an setting field in backend?
Till now all user, which has individual classes and IDs set in the plugin must adapt it on every update of the plugin manually.
How about to set jquery classes and IDs via an setting field in backend?
Yes, this is planned for the next version 🙂
