inline scripts get removed from page-template

  • smoe040

    (@smoe040)


    5 years, 7 months ago

    Hi everyone,

    i have to implement an inline-script which creates an iframe with additional content on a specific page.

    I’ve already tried different approaches:
    – I’ve created a Shortcode in the functions.php
    – I set up an individual page template which is used on the specific page and added the script
    – I even tried various script implementation plugins

    They all seem to work as long as im logged in, but when i visit the page without being logged in the inline scripts seems to get removed from the output.

    The Script looks like this:

    <script src=”https:/xxx.js” data-xxx-microsite data-shop-id=”xx” data-lang=”xxx” data-domain=”https://www.xxx.com&#8221; async></script>

    I’m running out of ideas. Anyone got a clue?

    Thank you

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  • Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    5 years, 7 months ago

    HTML script tags on a page template shouldn’t be stripped if one is not logged in, unless the tag was placed within a PHP conditional that checks logged in status. Tags like that really belong in the page’s head section, so a shortcode or page template isn’t the best choice, assuming your theme outputs head section content from a different template, common to all pages. Usually header.php.

    You presumably don’t want this tag on all pages, so I recommend hooking the “wp_print_scripts” action and conditionally outputting the tag when get_queried_object_id() returns the ID of the page where you want the tag to appear. Action hook code can reside in functions.php of your theme, or in a custom plugin you’ve created for all of your custom code.

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