Dean Williams
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great 🙂
cepxuo : there was a slight bug in 2.6.0 I should have not been binding using ID anymore and should be using class – as this will mean more than one search field can now be used on the page.
So instead of id=”” you should now set class=”” with the class name you have in the AAPL options.
Sorry for the confusion.
you need one class that is universal to the whole site, just modify your theme and add a ne class such as “ajaxarea” and link it into AAPL options.
It should work out of the box, try enabling DEBUG which will give you some insight into what is happening. Or if you could enable it and drop me a URL I could check it out.
the menu ills the screen? Sounds more like an issue with your css/html than the AAPL plugin, does this go away when you disable AAPL?
does this work? I will add it to the reload codes section of my site, so please confirm.
Does it go in the reload code?
Thanks for this, I will look into implementing it inthe next version 🙂
P.S. It’s too late, I went mad a long time ago….
thanks billrousseau for doing my job for me, and pointing people to the reloads page 🙂
Unfortunately no one has come up with a solution yet, I may try and figure it out but at the moment I’m far too busy! Hope someone can help you in the meantime 🙂
Yes AAPL already ignores the search form if it does not exist, if you are getting popups then you need to disable DEBUG mode in the plugin settings – these popups are just to inform you that AAPL wasn’t able to find it and thus can be ignored.
These will both need “reload codes” as they rely on javascript dropping in the page, when anything is loaded through AJAX – javascript is stripped out, and any javascript that already inserted itself through the DOM (ie. if you bind something to a particular class name) – these will need to be re-run to bind on the new content.
Hey Ript247.
On your wordpress back-end you will have a plugin settings section, in there there is a “Advanced Ajax Page Loader” page with various settings.
on this page at the very top you can change the loading logo to whatever you prefer.
none of the images work so I couldnt find out what those steps where but thanks for sharing a way to get this working – could you provide me the images at: deano@resplace.net
I will then put this up on my reload code page.
Yes the data-reload section, you can grab the returned data and then do whatever you like.
BTW I hope you realise this is pointless? META data is never seen by the user and only by search engines, and search engines do not crawl a site using AJAX.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Advanced AJAX Page Loader] Resetting URL back to homeLets start with the final problem:
“If I take the URL with the ajax content loaded in and paste that into another window it’ll take me to that page. not the homepage with the content loaded in the container.”This will be because of your abnormal setup of the plugin, when used in the normal designed way the links would work, I’m guessing the accordion is loading things into an iframe which is why the urls dont go to the page they are when in operation. For this to work would require some modification of your plugins.
The other problem again is due to the setup of various plugins, but you can manually change the address bar url by calling:
url = “http://mysitepage.com/page.htm”;
nohttp = url.replace(“http://”,””).replace(“https://”,””);
firstsla = nohttp.indexOf(“/”);
pathpos = url.indexOf(nohttp);
path = url.substring(pathpos + firstsla);if (typeof window.history.pushState == “function”) {
var stateObj = { foo: 1000 + Math.random()*1001 };
history.pushState(stateObj, “ajax page loaded…”, path);
}Please link me to your site with AAPL enabled so I can do some debug and find out whats happening.