I’ve run into this a couple of times with plugin content. It seems like the document ready event is fired while dynamic content is still being loaded. The way to check is to leave the Javascript where it is and load the page. When the page is fully loaded, get to your browser console (right … Read more
The answer is yes. It is possible with some jquery. I think your question is still too broad. Also, asking for plugin recommendation is on the don’t ask list. Id start doing some Google searches for implementing jquery in a wordpress menu, attempt and maybe ask for help with your code if it is not … Read more
From your site i can say that script is not being loaded because of wrong opening quote for script tag.Use ” instead of ” So <script src=”http://lookbook.nu/widget/profile.js?id=2303472&width=standard&align=left&stats_fans=1&fanbox=yes&hash=14575a9cd02fd36d2758e5db3cb92b5a”></script> Should be this <script src=”http://lookbook.nu/widget/profile.js?id=2303472&width=standard&align=left&stats_fans=1&fanbox=yes&hash=14575a9cd02fd36d2758e5db3cb92b5a”></script> Update: Add <script> $LB = jQuery; </script> before the other script tag. I mean before <script src=”http://lookbook.nu/widget/profile.js?id=2303472&width=standard&align=left&stats_fans=1&fanbox=yes&hash=14575a9cd02fd36d2758e5db3cb92b5a”></script>
Based on your Edit 3: In response to Chip Bennett here is the call found in functions.php of my theme. wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’); wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’); I see two issues: You need to put your enqueue inside a callback, hooked into wp_enqueue_scripts (for the frontend) or admin_enqueue_scripts (for the admin back-end), like so: <?php function wpse45377_enqueue_scripts() { wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’); wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’); … Read more
Upon first glance, both cycle.js and your javascript code need to be in the page AFTER jQuery is included. Right now, they are before so they both generate errors that jQuery is not defined. Make sure that jQuery is included first before you try to use jQuery. In the future, I would also strongly suggest … Read more
use this: var j = jQuery.noConflict(); now everywhere in script JQurey is needed use j instead of $ or JQuery also your enqueue line should be like this: wp_register_script(‘myjs’,get_stylesheet_directory_uri().’/js/my_script.js’,array(‘jquery’),false,true); wp_enqueue_script(‘myjs’); you can read more here P.S: so your updated code should be : mycustom.js var j = jQuery.noConflict();//this line Must be first line of script … Read more
First thing you do about this issue is try to check if the button calls the jquery function. for example: $(#submit-button).click(function(){ alert(‘button was clicked!’); // to display an alert }); or using the console $(#submit-button).click(function(){ console.log(‘button was clicked!’); // check using web browser console }); If one of them works then there is no issue … Read more
bynicolas pointed me in the right direction by asking to look into the custom theme. Turns out the following line was missing in the index.php on the custom theme: <?php get_header(); ?> After adding the above it works fine.
in http://dev.betheshow.com/wp-content/plugins/appointment-booking/frontend/resources/js/bookly.js?ver=11.3 there are several javascript scrollTo commands. maybe one of them causes it. You should go step-by=step debugging to get the exact point, to find which one causes.
You either need to tell jQuery that you expect a json response from the server: $(“#txt-cmt”).keypress(function(e) { if (e.which == 13) { var comment = $(this).val(); var message = { action: ‘show_comment’, user_message: comment }; $.post(ajaxUrl.url, message, function(data) { console.log(data.user_name); }, ‘json’); } }); or you need to parse the response as json with JSON.parse().