cwolff

I *think* I figured out what is going on. It seems the “Editor” for the templates encodes the characters for an html comment (“grt;”) so that the actual comment will render on the calendar markup.

We had apparently commented out some of the template code at some point.

This seems to have only happened after a recent plugin update.

Thanks again, I was able to get everything as desired through your suggestions and adding a couple custom style declarations. We are happy with My Calendar for years now and are going to purchase a pro license for support.

I assume in the Designer I will want to change “–nav-button-color” for the button text?

If so, this does not seem to change the color in the preview nor when I click save.

Thanks Joe.

Regarding the buttons, I can not seem to alter the styles? I am sure that I am purging cache etc, but any changes I make in the theme from the design editor do not seem to have any effect. How can I change the text color of the button as well as the cursor/pointer?

Regarding the {title}, this is what is entered in to the “Read more text” input: “{title} about {title}”. I do not recall entering this, can I safely remove?

Thank you. Yes, updating PHP version has fixed our issue.

On the Attributes tab in ADI configuration, shouldn’t I be able to see the “userPrincipleName” attribute in the dropdown list column for “AD Attributes”?

Thank you bcworkz….

Yes exactly. Do you know of any code samples or examples of creating custom route/endpoints to get this type of data?

How would I approach creating a custom route/endpoint to get all of the content in the
<nav id=”site-navigation” class=”main-navigation” role=”navigation”></nav> element?

Thank you again bcworkz,

Is it possible to register a route/endpoint to make my WP menuing/navigation consumable via wp_nav_menu()?

I think my issue is that the html outside of the page content (as in elements that are in the theme) are not returned in the “pages” method: https://mysite/wp-json/wp/v2/pages/

How would I get the contents of an element that is in a WP template code?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by cwolff.

Thank you bcworks…

How do I reference a div with an id=remote-content from theContent variable above?

var theContent = data;

Something like: theContent.content.#remote-content.rendered;

Thanks Jake,

The code in our Model_Install.php is different than that in the documentation.

		/* See https://gravitypdf.com/documentation/v5/gfpdf_tmp_location/ for more details about this filter */
		$this->data->template_tmp_location = apply_filters( 'gfpdf_tmp_location', $this->data->template_location . 'tmp/', $working_folder, $upload_dir_url ); /* encouraged to move this to a directory not accessible via the web */

Maybe I am not understanding. Do I need to add the filter code from the documentation to my functions.php?

Thank you for this plugin, by the way, we use it extensively.

Thanks Eli,

I am able to connect now with no problem. There was probably a network issue on my side.

Thanks for this plugin.

Chris

Thank you wfdave.

As suggested, giving the user “DROP” fixed the issue.

How can I at least disable the module so that I can log in with a WP account, not from AD?

I have tried re-naming the NextADI plugin directory and restarting with no success?

Thanks,
Chris

I now have this working as desired. I simply used jQuery .ajax function, which parses and renders just as I needed.

The following code grabs the content of a remote page and renders it on my site’s page:

            <script>
            $( document ).ready(function() {
            $.ajax({
               url: 'https://www.my-url/wp-json/wp/v2/pages/34/',
               error: function() {
                  $('#info').html('<p>An error has occurred</p>');
               },
               dataType: 'json',
               async: false,
               type: 'GET',  
               success: function(data) {
                 var theContent = data;
                 document.getElementById("remote-content").innerHTML = theContent.content.rendered; 
               }
            });
            });
            </script>

            <span id="remote-content"></span>

[Moderator note: code fixed. Please wrap code in the backtick character or use the code button.]

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by bdbrown.