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Hello Mike,
I pasted your PHP code in function.php and deactivate the plugin.
Now I tried to call your class using a button in HTML code, but I think I’ve done something wrong. In my page, I wrote this:
<button type="button" onclick="custom_script()">Click me</button>The button appears, but nothing happens when I click on it.
Do you know what might be causing this?
Thank you,
Let me explain why I made it like that.
I’ve created 15 QR codes that link to specific filters on my “/evenements” page.
When a visitor navigates to another page, I want them to retain the filter applied from the QR code when they click on the previous button. Therefore, I implemented a navigation system with this previous button.
If I simply add the ‘evenement’ page to the menu, the filter will be lost. That’s why I’ve implemented it this way.
I believe I could save the filter settings as cookies and apply them to the event menu page, but I’m not sure how to do it; it seems complicated. So, I opted for the previous button system.
Hi,
Thank you for your response.
Just to provide some information:
– onclick=”window.history.back()” is a button added with a plugin.
– I dont have the issue when I’m connect to the website with my admin account. It’s only when I’m a visitorYou’re correct, if I deactivate the plugin, the menu no longer appears when I simply click on “previous”.
So, the issue arises from there.
I attempted to create a custom button previously, but encountered a bug where the button was hidden but clickable all over the page. I think it’s because I used it on all my website pages and articles. That’s why I used this plugin.
Do you think there’s a way I can keep the plugin and prevent the menu from being displayed when I click on onclick=”window.history.back()”?
If not, what HTML can I use to display a proper previous button on my page? I will use it several times on the same page, and on other pages as well.
Thank you.
Hi,
Thank you for you answer,
I don’t know why but my class have changed. It works now with “.av-hamburger-inner”
It works like before if I use that : “.av-hamburger-inner”, but not with your edited code : “.av-hamburger-inner.isactive”
Nothing happens when I add the .isactive, and the previous code dont works too.
Do you know where it could come from ?
<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="fr"> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <title>Page avec gestion du menu</title> <script> window.addEventListener('pageshow', function(event) { // Vérifier si l’événement de pageshow est une traversée de l’historique if (event.persisted) { // Masquer le menu var menuButton = document.querySelector('.av-hamburger-inner.isactive'); if (menuButton) { menuButton.click(); // Simuler un clic sur le bouton de menu pour le masquer } } }); </script> <body> <!-- Contenu de votre page ici --> <!-- Bouton du menu (à remplacer par le sélecteur réel de votre bouton de menu) --> <button class="av-hamburger-inner">Menu</button> </body> </html>But when I click on the page when I inspect the page, I have this class :
av-hamburger av-hamburger--spin av-js-hamburger av-inserted-main-menu is-active
When i past this in the code I have only a menu button which appears, so I dont know what is the issue.Thank you
Hi,
Thank you for your help. Unfortunately, it came too late, and I ended up finding a plugin to manage filters with categories, custom fields, and tags.
I hope your response will assist others in similar situations.
Best regards,
Greg
Maybe its possible with code to lock the filter on one category, and use tags toxonomy in Masonry option ?
