Hi @donniesilalahi
The click events just will be triggered if this element has the class gamipress-link
Independent of other attributes (as the “type” attribute) the click event should be triggered if has the correct class
Anyway, this is a customization and we can’t provide support to customizations, sorry
Best regards
Hello Ruben, thanks for the reply.
However, I am not asking for customizations here 😁
What I am saying is that it is not working with the attribute type=submit
You and the team may want to check it.
I already applied all the requirement in order for the event to be triggered.
Adding code in function.php or just like you said, put class gamipress-link.
Just to encourage you and the team to check it. I try all possible scenario for the implementation. I put it down below with trigger specific ID: gamisubmit
1>
<input type=”submit” id=”gamisubmit” class=”gamipress-link button” value=”<?php esc_attr_e(‘wp-job-manager-applications’ ); ?>”/>
2>
<div id=”gamisubmit”>
<input type=”submit” class=”gamipress-link button” value=”<?php esc_attr_e(‘wp-job-manager-applications’ ); ?>”/>
</div>
3>
<div id=”gamisubmit” class=”gamipress-link”>
<input type=”submit” class=”button” value=”<?php esc_attr_e(‘wp-job-manager-applications’ ); ?>”/>
</div>
Thank you for the time and consideration. May this case involve Gamipress even further.
Hi @donniesilalahi
Make GamiPress – Link events work outside links generated by [gamipress_link] shortcode is a customization
Probably you have another script that block the click event on input with this attribute or probably you don’t enqueue the GamiPress – Link scripts as described on the GamiPress – Link FAQ section
Best regards