Listen API and FormidableForm
This is a simple test to search the Listen API for a podcast and save the returned results. The Podcast search will use a simple "Podcast Search" Form, upon submission we will query the Listen API and store the results in a Podcast Results form. The result will then be
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Accessing WP-API with Backbone-based JS Client
We will be creating a simple backbone.js app tied to the WP-API to create a simple todo list. The list will create, read, update, delete items (CRUD) from posts in a WordPress CPT via the REST API's included JavaScript/Backbone client library.
Accessing WP-API with JWT Authorization
Using JWT (Javascript Web Tokens), we will authorize POST create and update calls to a remote WP-API instance. The remost host will generate a JWT when a proper username/passsword combination is passed in. The JWT will then be used to authorize creation and updates of remote posts.
ParamQuery Grid: Bulk editing WP data with a DataGrid
This simple experiment will leverage ParamQuery Grid (Pro) to Retrieve data from the Wordpress database using WP _Query and return it to a the ParamQuery Grid. The ParamQuery grid will allow users to export data, edit data and cut and paste data into the grid We will use AJAX to
BSN Formidable Pro Improved Repeater
Formidable Pro's Built In "Repeatable" fields is a great tool with some significant downsides. The greatest issue we face when utilizing "Repeatable" fields is how onerous import / export function are for those fields. Since "Repeatable" fields in Formidable Pro are really child forms embedded in the main form, it
BSN – CSV to JS Spreadsheet
This experiment simply reads in CSV Data supplied via the front end, processes the CSV into JS objects via PapaParse Libraries and supplies a HandsOnTable (HOT) JS Spreadsheet for Editing. The CSV headers are programmed to become the HOT headers. Finbally the HOT Data is saved back to the selected Formidable
Looping Over Formidable API form entry data with jQuery
In this little lesson-of-the-day we are going to make a simple Fetch.api call to the formidable API database and output the results to the screen. As is typical we will make a quick and dirty shortcode for this so we can easily see the results and maybe find some other
Using Javascript Fetch API to access the WP API
The Javascript FETCH api is a replacement for Javascript XHR (XMLHTTPRequest) and an alternative to using jQuery.ajax(). The Fetch API a standard to make server requests using native Javascript "Promises" Constructor. Let's have a basic look at the new window.fetch method
DHTMLX Gantt Charts and WP
In this experiment we are going to load the DHTMLX Gantt Chart JavaScript Library via a short code. We will start by defining some basic short code attributes to set up basic gantt chart formatting parameters Like Chart Title, Height, Width and various other display control options Once instantiated we
Formidable Forms and Views with chart.js graphing + datapoint detail
In this experiment we are going to create a shortcode that accepts data accumulated in a formidable form and outputs it in a chart.js chart and an accompanying dynamic table. We will want to be able to sort the "datatable" and trigger the same "re-sort" in the chart.js chart. Will