quicoto
Member
Posted 2 weeks ago #
I there, i have my WordPress blog (2.8.5) version
http://quicoto.com
Installed the WP Ajax Edit Comments but now with the new relase it seems that it "open" a pop up to edit the coment.
In my Firefox 3.5.4 and IE7 it just open in the same window. And also dont come back to the post page.
Is it posible to set it to the old style? When it just opened a lightbox to edit it. That was great!
I don't want to install an older version (bugs and stuff)
Any help?
Thanks
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-ajax-edit-comments/
ronalfy
Member
Posted 2 weeks ago #
quicoto,
There seems to be an error that your site isn't picking up the new pop-up box.
This is how the pop-up box should work: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5-ViKb4hfY&fmt=22
I wonder if it's due to the "minified" colorbox script. I sent you an e-mail and the next thing I'll try is to send you an uncompressed colorbox script. We'll see if that works and go from there.
ronalfy
Member
Posted 2 weeks ago #
quicoto,
This looks like a theme problem rather than a plugin problem.
Your theme is loading two different versions of jQuery.
It's always important to load scripts using the wp_enqueue_script function so multiple versions of scripts aren't run.
quicoto
Member
Posted 2 weeks ago #
ronalfy,
Like I said you in the e-mail is working.
Thank you for help and your time.
i have the same problem. how can i fix this?
As stated above, you need to ensure your theme isn't loading two versions of jQuery. Use the wp_enqueue_script method to load all of your scripts and you shouldn't have a problem.
OK, my theme - which does seem to be the problem, since it works with other themes, does make any specific JQuery calls.
Is there some further insight you could provide?
Please leave a link to your blog and a post where I can leave a test comment.
jonolan
Member
Posted 2 hours ago #
http://technogearophilia.jonolan.net/ or http://blog.jonolan.net - both use essentially identical themes and plugins. Both work correctly with the Default theme but not with the custom one. Neither has anything in themes that affects how JQuery is used / called.