Thread Starter
oturia
(@oturia)
Well, I spent three days trying to figure this out, and thirty minutes after posting this I got it to work. Go figure 🙂
What I had to do was get FB.XFBML.parse(); to run inside of the plugin, but it was being stripped from the template file that reloads the content.
What I did was create a separate file called fbreload.php. Then, in this file I added the following code:
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery('#content').ajaxComplete(function(){
//re-render the facebook icons (in a div with id of 'content')
FB.XFBML.parse();
});
</script>
Please note that the DIV I am using (#content) may not be the same DIV for you, but it’s a pretty universal part of WP’s theming structure so it should be.
Go ahead and upload this file into ajax-read-more/inc/ajax-response-templates/. There should be only one other file in their, the single.php which is the template the plugin uses to format the content pulled after the more tag.
Then you’ll need to open ajax-read-more/ajax-read-more-core.php. Scroll down near the bottom and you’ll see this code:
function ajax_read_more_template_redirect() {
if (have_posts()) {
include('inc/ajax-response-templates/single.php');
};
exit();
};
What you going to want to do is include that new file you created, so replace that with this:
function ajax_read_more_template_redirect() {
if (have_posts()) {
include('inc/ajax-response-templates/single.php');
include('inc/ajax-response-templates/fbreload.php');
};
exit();
};
Now go back and refresh your page and you’ll see that the contents of the FB Comments are now loading!
My plugin fires after AJAX query ‘onupdate’ event. You can do this:
jQuery('#content').delegate('', 'onupdate.ajaxReadMore', function(e) {
FB.XFBML.parse();
});
or just ‘onupdate’.
It is not necessary to change plugin’s files, You can catch ‘onupdate’ event.
Thread Starter
oturia
(@oturia)
Thanks. So I would just place that in the head of the document and it would automatically run when the Ajax is called?
Not so simple 🙂
<script>
jQuery(function() {
jQuery('#content').delegate('', 'onupdate', function(e) {
FB.XFBML.parse();
});
});
</script>
– this code – just wrapper for document.ready event.
Example – ajax-read-more.js file of my plugin.
