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WP_Internal_Pointers::print_js() WordPress Method
The WP_Internal_Pointers::print_js() method is used to print JavaScript code to display internal pointers.
WP_Internal_Pointers::print_js( string $pointer_id, string $selector, array $args ) #
Print the pointer JavaScript data.
Parameters
- $pointer_id
(string)(Required)The pointer ID.
- $selector
(string)(Required)The HTML elements, on which the pointer should be attached.
- $args
(array)(Required)Arguments to be passed to the pointer JS (see wp-pointer.js).
Source
File: wp-admin/includes/class-wp-internal-pointers.php
private static function print_js( $pointer_id, $selector, $args ) { if ( empty( $pointer_id ) || empty( $selector ) || empty( $args ) || empty( $args['content'] ) ) { return; } ?> <script type="text/javascript"> (function($){ var options = <?php echo wp_json_encode( $args ); ?>, setup; if ( ! options ) return; options = $.extend( options, { close: function() { $.post( ajaxurl, { pointer: '<?php echo $pointer_id; ?>', action: 'dismiss-wp-pointer' }); } }); setup = function() { $('<?php echo $selector; ?>').first().pointer( options ).pointer('open'); }; if ( options.position && options.position.defer_loading ) $(window).bind( 'load.wp-pointers', setup ); else $( function() { setup(); } ); })( jQuery ); </script> <?php }
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