Roger Los rogerlos

## add_template_to_gutenberg_editor.js
/**
 * License: GPLv2
 * Created by Roger Los  (rogerlos.com)
 * https://github.com/rogerlos
 */
jQuery( function ( $ ) {

  /**
   * Some values needed for this to work. The actual select is not set in this constant as jQuery won't
   * catch its value changing, in my experience...

## Dynamic-SelectControl.js
/*
 * This is an abbreviated "ES5" script (though it has some ES6 language, just not JSX, or dependencies on npm)
 * demonstrating how to get the WordPress "Gutenberg" SelectControl to allow dynamic options.
 *
 * It probably isn't elegant, but neither am I...I included more context than may be necessary.
 *
 * (SelectControl pukes on dynamic options because it completely dies, never to be seen again, if it
 * is sent an empty options array. This prevents that with a placeholder until your results come back.)
 */

## Puc_Factory.php
<?php

class Puc_Factory {

	/**
	 * Current version entered by default, but can be changed by ::version()
	 */
	protected static $major = 4;
	protected static $minor = 3;


## proof_of_error.php
<?php
/*
 * You need to run this within a WP environment, with Gravity Forms installed, for the called functions to register.
 */

// make sure you have PHP error reporting on
error_reporting( E_ALL );

// wordpress widget args array; these are always sent by WP
$args = array(

## improved_widget_function.php
<?php
/*
 * At line 56 of widget.php.
 *
 * - Adds default values for $instance to prevent PHP warnings
 * - Gets rid of extract statement (using it does not make code any more readable)
 */

function widget( $args, $instance ) {

## facetwp-done.js
/**
 * Procedural JS that ensures FacetWP has fully rendered all of its various pieces;
 * triggers 'facetwp-done' when everything is rendered.
 *
 * Useful if you need to change the HTML within '.facetwp-selections', for example.
 *
 * 'waitlimit' : number of times to allow wait_for_facetwp() to be called
 * 'waitime'   : miliseconds between calls
 */
jQuery( document ).ready( function ( $ ) {

## searchwp_results_substitute_post_for_attachment.php
<?php

/**
 * This function will see if a PDF or other "attachment" post-type returned by SearchWP
 * is present in a custom field in a regular post, and will return that post instead. Note
 * this will only process documents which are referenced via the "attachment" post type.
 *
 * For example, you may have a product specification PDF and would like it in the search
 * results, but would rather people got to it by visiting the product page itself.
 *
	/**
	* License: GPLv2
	* Created by Roger Los (rogerlos.com)
	* https://github.com/rogerlos
	*/
	jQuery( function ( $ ) {

	/**
	* Some values needed for this to work. The actual select is not set in this constant as jQuery won't
	* catch its value changing, in my experience...
	/*
	* This is an abbreviated "ES5" script (though it has some ES6 language, just not JSX, or dependencies on npm)
	* demonstrating how to get the WordPress "Gutenberg" SelectControl to allow dynamic options.
	*
	* It probably isn't elegant, but neither am I...I included more context than may be necessary.
	*
	* (SelectControl pukes on dynamic options because it completely dies, never to be seen again, if it
	* is sent an empty options array. This prevents that with a placeholder until your results come back.)
	*/
	<?php

	class Puc_Factory {

	/**
	* Current version entered by default, but can be changed by ::version()
	*/
	protected static $major = 4;
	protected static $minor = 3;
	<?php
	/*
	* You need to run this within a WP environment, with Gravity Forms installed, for the called functions to register.
	*/

	// make sure you have PHP error reporting on
	error_reporting( E_ALL );

	// wordpress widget args array; these are always sent by WP
	$args = array(
	<?php
	/*
	* At line 56 of widget.php.
	*
	* - Adds default values for $instance to prevent PHP warnings
	* - Gets rid of extract statement (using it does not make code any more readable)
	*/

	function widget( $args, $instance ) {
	/**
	* Procedural JS that ensures FacetWP has fully rendered all of its various pieces;
	* triggers 'facetwp-done' when everything is rendered.
	*
	* Useful if you need to change the HTML within '.facetwp-selections', for example.
	*
	* 'waitlimit' : number of times to allow wait_for_facetwp() to be called
	* 'waitime' : miliseconds between calls
	*/
	jQuery( document ).ready( function ( $ ) {
	<?php

	/**
	* This function will see if a PDF or other "attachment" post-type returned by SearchWP
	* is present in a custom field in a regular post, and will return that post instead. Note
	* this will only process documents which are referenced via the "attachment" post type.
	*
	* For example, you may have a product specification PDF and would like it in the search
	* results, but would rather people got to it by visiting the product page itself.
	*