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I’ve set up a two-column arrangement for my events-list, using a bit of jquery AJAX to populate the second column with the event details. This works well. However, when I try to include a map, it doesn’t work.
For some reason the wp_footer() call wasn’t bringing in the eme map script, so I enabled ‘always include js in header’, which has included the scripts, but hasn’t solved the problem.
I have no errors showing in my js error console.
See the page here:
http://thesuitcasecinema.co.uk/test-events-page/
The first event is the one that has the map. Thanks for any help.
Hi Franky,
Thanks for your reply.
Here is the code for the single event format:
<p>#j #M #Y - #H:#i</p><p>#_TOWN</p><p>#_NOTES</p>
#_MAP
And also the code for the AJAX request, in case it’s helpful:
function ajax_return_eme_event_details() {
check_ajax_referer("nonce-string", "security");
$event_id = $_POST;
$event = eme_get_event( $event_id );
$single_event_format = ( $event != '' ) ? $event : get_option('eme_single_event_format' );
$page_body = eme_replace_placeholders ( $single_event_format, $event );
echo $page_body;
die();
}
Well, if you use ajax queries, make sure that the html gets escaped. That doesn’t seem to be happening here. I have a few functions for that in the code (can’t check it from here though).
ok, have escaped that $_POST – thank you for pointing that out.
fixed this one – just added
loadMapScript();to the AJAX callback and everything now works, ie:jQuery.post("<?php echo get_bloginfo('siteurl'); ?>/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php", data, successFunction);…etc…
function successFunction(result, resultString) {
jQuery('div#event-details').html( result );
loadMapScript();
}
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