
I'm going to assume that you have downloaded jQuery, uploaded to your server, and are referencing it in your webpage. The next step in the process is to add some jQuery code. This way page will reload with scroll on top.
You can read more about these attributes in our tutorial on validating form inputs using only HTML5 and Regex.īackground-image : linear-gradient ( 15deg, transparent 28%, rgba ( 255, 255, 255, 0.5 ) 28% )
Similarly, the required attribute makes sure that users fill out all the form values you need. The minlength attribute will make sure that users supply a name that is at least three characters long. We are also doing some very basic client-side validation using HTML5 attributes like required and minlength. The id values are what your jQuery script will be looking for to process the form with. We actually don't need either of these here, because jQuery takes care of it all later on.Īnother important thing is to be sure to include the id values for each input field. You might also notice that I have left both the action and the method parts of the form tag blank.
echo '' it works but, once again, it refreshes the page twice, it's like before, only automated.You might notice that I have included a div with id contact_form that wraps around the entire form.īe sure to not miss that div in your own form as we will be needing this wrapper div later on. wp_redirect(get_()) in the $_POST function: same of before. form action="" empty for refreshing the page, as in code: not working, the post stays and only if I refresh again it disappears. Id to archive like this: do_action('archive_post', $pid) Hi Am new to website making, and i have an issue that when i restart the page if i was mid page / or at the bottom of the page and then i refresh the page it will reload from the same place i was on, it doesn’t start from the top of the page please assist. My code in functions.php: add_action('archive_post','archive_action') I suppose that I'm doing wrong performing the action. It is very easy and super simple - just set the time interval that you want to auto refresh your pages or tabs and the Page-refresh extension will auto reload the pages. How are we going to make this possible We are going to be finding it in the article. When I just click submit, the page refresh but I still see the post which is hidden the second time I reload. Once the user presses the button, he/she needs the IFrame to be reloaded/refreshed. My problem: My post is archived but I have to refresh the page 2 times before I see it disappeared from my page.
Into the modal I have the submit button, which should perform the form action and refresh the page, hiding the post just archived.I push on it and I get a modal (form) saying "Do you want archive this post?".On each post's row I can perform actions like delete, archive etc. I've a listing post page where all posts are shown.