• Resolved healthyhempllc

    (@healthyhempllc)


    I’ve updated to 1.3.3 and my accordions now stay open on initial load. Can’t minimize or open. not sure why? Can’t find any errors. Seems like the jQuery or javascript not loading.

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  • Plugin Author philbuchanan

    (@philbuchanan)

    The latest update makes it so that the scripts and styles don’t load unless the post contains an accordion item block. This does rely on the block being used in the main content. Are you perhaps using accordions outside of the main editor?

    Would you be able to share a link and additional details about your installation? WordPress version. Theme details, etc.

    Thread Starter healthyhempllc

    (@healthyhempllc)

    I’m using it outside of the main editor. So I have them in in custom sections using it as a block that are then being loaded in via a shortcode. But what’s interesting is that when I load the custom section as it’s own page (main content) it still appears broken.

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    I’m expreiencing a similar issue.
    I also use accordion blocks in a custom section on the homepage. I just assembled the blocks on a post-page and copied the html content into the section.

    HTML works, when I copy it back to a post. I guess I have to manually add some snippet that tells WP to load the accordion javascript?

    Plugin Author philbuchanan

    (@philbuchanan)

    I was unaware so many people were using the plugin in these ways. I will add a setting to force the scripts and styles to load globally.

    Plugin Author philbuchanan

    (@philbuchanan)

    Before I release to the public, would someone be willing to test version 1.3.4? I want to make sure it works given your setup.

    It adds a setting to enable/disable global loading of scripts and styles in WP Admin > Settings > Accordion Blocks.

    Thread Starter healthyhempllc

    (@healthyhempllc)

    Just tested it. It’s working for me. Could you also remove my information about my local environment from my previous post. Thanks!

    Moderator Jan Dembowski

    (@jdembowski)

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    Just tested it. It’s working for me. Could you also remove my information about my local environment from my previous post. Thanks!

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    Plugin Author philbuchanan

    (@philbuchanan)

    @healthyhempllc as @jdembowski pointed out, I can’t actually edit your posts. Sorry.

    I have published version 1.3.4 which fixes the issue.

    Just as a note: I use perfmatters to manage the loading of plugin’s script (I have accordion blocks only load it’s scripts on the pages needed) and had a conflict with 1.3.3 and lity (https://github.com/jsor/lity/releases/tag/v2.4.1).

    1.3.4 now works for me with keeping “Load scripts and styles globablly” checked and at the same time manage it’s scripts via perfmatters.

    Thanks for the plugin!

    @philbuchanan hitting that checkbox at v.1.3.4 also solves the problem for me. Thanks for the quick fix!
    Not your bad, you can never know how people use your software.

    But preventing unnecessary loading really is a cool feature. Just a hint, could you implement something like I described before, on top of the “do not load globally”? So that when you put a little piece of code in a page, that means that the scripts should be loaded?

    Plugin Author philbuchanan

    (@philbuchanan)

    @voidl The implementation is really not that fancy. I was just using has_block() to check if the particular post content contained any accordion-item blocks. If that function returned true, I enqueued the scripts and styles. If it returned false, I didn’t. So the accordion-item block would have to be in the post content for that to work.

    What you are suggesting might be possible, but I’d need to look further into it. It all depends on when the wp_enqueue_scripts action is fired in the sequence, since that is when I need the knowledge in order to know whether to load the scripts or not.

    Sounds good ?? No stress…

    hi phil, i use accordion blocks within a custom block, 1.3.4 is not working for me, will show content but without the accordion-features.
    i downgraded to 1.3.1 works wonderfull again.

    
    <div class="wp-block-pb-accordion-item c-accordion__item js-accordion-item is-read is-open" data-initially-open="true" data-click-to-close="true">
    
    	<h1 id="at-<?php echo $randomNumber; ?>" class="c-accordion__title js-accordion-controller" role="button" tabindex="0" aria-controls="ac-<?php echo $randomNumber; ?>" aria-expanded="true">
    	<?php echo $accordion_title; ?>
    	</h1>
    
    	<div id="ac-<?php echo $randomNumber; ?>" class="c-accordion__content">
    	<?php echo $accordion_text; ?>
    	</div>
    
    </div>
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