dyname page loading
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I want to disable the ajax load for a specific page
any suggestions?
Thank you.
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See if this works.
function my_custom_callback( $classes ) { //$classes is an array. $classes[] = 'no-ajax'; //return it back to the filter so it can be applied return $classes; } add_filter( 'body_class', 'my_custom_callback' );ok, that’s fine,
but I need to disable for a specific page):
function my_custom_callback( $classes ) { global $post; if ( is_page( 'ENTER PAGE SLUG OR ID HERE' ) { $classes[] = 'no-ajax'; } //return it back to the filter so it can be applied return $classes; } add_filter( 'body_class', 'my_custom_callback' );function my_custom_callback( $classes ) { global $post; if ( is_page('chat')) { $classes[] = 'no-ajax'; } //return it back to the filter so it can be applied return $classes; } add_filter( 'body_class', 'my_custom_callback' );doesn’t work
i’d keep tinkering with that one, it’s on the right path. May not be pulling in the $post correctly. Worth exploring though.
I’m sure the slug of my page is ‘chat’, I do not understand that I’m doing wrong
I’m about to upload my first application with apppresser but this bug is limiting me,
any other suggestions?thank you!
can you confirm the class is ending up on the body tag?
I’m going crazy jaja ):
My url:
http://martinbeasnunez.com.ar/app/if you go to ‘chat’ you’ll not load the chat
but if you go directly toWell, that answered half of the issue. As you can see with the following:
<body class="page page-id-68 page-child parent-pageid-9 page-template-default no-ajax not-logged-in">The class is actually getting added. However, that brings up a different issue of the no-ajax class not working like it should. That said, I’ll get this filed as an issue and we can look into it. Do remember we’re still in beta so bugs like this can be expected. 🙂
Sure, I understand
To launch this release, I think disable the dynamic load on the app, it will be better
ThanksAs followup, I was incorrect about how the no-ajax class was meant to work.
You add that class to the
<a>links themselves, and the urls that the class is added to will load normally.Hope that clears confusion up for anyone who may be coming around here.
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