Closed alessandrotesoro closed 6 years ago
@alessandrotesoro
Yes that would work, you can set the event you want to trigger and listen to it on the client ex:
$this->add_control(
'apply_preview',
[
'type' => Controls_Manager::BUTTON,
'label' => '',
'text' => __( 'Apply Preview' ),
'separator' => 'none',
'event' => 'wpUserManager:changePreview',
]
);
and on the client side something like this:
elementor.channels.editor.on( 'wpUserManager:changePreview', function() {
elementor.$preview[0].contentWindow.location = 'XXX';
} );
its not tested but you get the idea.
Hi there,
I'm building an advanced integration between Elementor and my plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-user-manager/. My plugin provides frontend profiles for all users so each user has it's own profile on the frontend. Each profile also has a tabbed section, the content of the section is displayed through custom urls ( query vars ).
Through Elementor I've made it so, that if enabled the profile page can be entirely customized. However I haven't come up with a solution for the profile tabs. So I was thinking of overriding the query vars that my plugin detects through the iframe preview URL.
I've noticed there's a button control that triggers a js event https://developers.elementor.com/elementor-controls/button-control/ - is it possible through this event to change the preview url?
Regards.