As in do a global search in your IDE for the word "postcode" across all the plugin/theme code.requinix wrote:Either way you can search the plugin and/or theme code for "postcode" and see what shows up.
How do I re-enable a disabled field in JS?
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Re: How do I re-enable a disabled field in JS?
I mentioned where to start yesterday:
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Re: How do I re-enable a disabled field in JS?
When I do a Windows search on the theme folder, 'postcode' does not come up in the search.
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Re: How do I re-enable a disabled field in JS?
Explorer's search sucks. Use something else.
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Re: How do I re-enable a disabled field in JS?
Suggestions?
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Re: How do I re-enable a disabled field in JS?
An IDE that is capable of having open a "project" or "workspace" or even just a folder hierarchy. There are plenty. Load your entire codebase into the IDE and then use the search feature it no doubt has to find text in files.
And when you're done, keep using the IDE. Because not working in one is inexcusable.
And when you're done, keep using the IDE. Because not working in one is inexcusable.
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Re: How do I re-enable a disabled field in JS?
I downloaded the website as a HTML file, and dragged the html file to the browser, and the Postcode field is active.
So it's only something 'online' causing it.
I had hoped it would be something I could see locally.
I might have to install the theme locally, plus the plugin, and see if it has the same issue, thought how I use an IDE to access all the folder and structure, is still beyond anything I know about.
So it's only something 'online' causing it.
I had hoped it would be something I could see locally.
I might have to install the theme locally, plus the plugin, and see if it has the same issue, thought how I use an IDE to access all the folder and structure, is still beyond anything I know about.
Love PHP. Love CSS. Love learning new tricks too.
All the best from the United Kingdom.
All the best from the United Kingdom.