• Resolved Guddi

    (@guddi)


    I came across this problem yesterday trying to get the plugin working using a new theme. There’s some kind of conflict between jQuery and another script.

    Anyway, opening the feedreading_blogroll.js and insergin $j=jQuery.noConflict() at the start and then replacing all jQuery with $j solved the problem. The problem now is that if I change settings ore update the plugin I have to do the editing again.

    I thought this would be useful information for you, hopefully you could implement this into a future release.

    http://docs.jquery.com/Core/jQuery.noConflict

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  • Erunafailaro

    (@erunafailaro)

    Thx Guddi!

    I will add this fix to the next version! Please tell me, which theme you were using.

    I would like to test it myself.

    Thread Starter Guddi

    (@guddi)

    The theme’s http://www.wpspider.com/wp_new_mag-premium-wordpress-theme/

    I’ve included all the recommended plugins excent flickrRSS and changed the code to include your plugin there instead. the plugin worked great using my old theme without the new plugins.

    Erunafailaro

    (@erunafailaro)

    The theme’s website seems to be in maintenance-mode. I can neither preview the theme nor download it.

    I tried the version that can be downloaded from here: http://www.soddhipong.com/main/?p=337

    I hope, that is the one you are using.

    Thread Starter Guddi

    (@guddi)

    It’s the same..

    Erunafailaro

    (@erunafailaro)

    This theme is bringing its own jQuery-instance instead of using the one supplied by the WordPress-core.

    This is causing problems, but I can get around this easily.

    I will come back here as soon as I have fixed it.

    Thread Starter Guddi

    (@guddi)

    I’ve erased the jQuery included with the Theme, the problem was still there. I forgot to mention that in my original post, sorry.

    Erunafailaro

    (@erunafailaro)

    I just installed the theme and my plugin on a test-blog.

    The only thing that is not working, is the sorting. Everyting else is working fine.

    Could you please give a detailed description of the problem, that occurs on your blog? Currently, I cannot reproduce your problem.

    I would help me to see the acual problem on your blog. Could you please post the URL?

    Erunafailaro

    (@erunafailaro)

    The development-Version contains the bugfix you proposed:

    http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/feed-reading-blogroll.zip

    On my test-installation, it is working now with the theme you are using.

    Could you please test it with your theme and tell me if it works for you?

    Thank you very much!

    Thread Starter Guddi

    (@guddi)

    Sorry, I gave you bad info again. It’s only the sorting that’s not working for me to. Everything else works fine.

    I only have the blog on my test server on my local network. I haven’t implemented the changes on the public blog yet.

    I’ll test the development version right away..

    Thread Starter Guddi

    (@guddi)

    There’s still a problem with the sorting functionality. Looking at the code, in the file feedreading_blogroll.js, the $j=jQuery.noConflict() line is there but the rest of the code isn’t using $j but instead continue to use jQuery.

    I opened the file in a text editor, typed in replace jQuery with $j on every instanced except for the first line (‘$j=jQuery.noConflict()’) and after that the sorting algorithm worked.

    Erunafailaro

    (@erunafailaro)

    Did you use the rebuild-button on the plugin’s admin page to rebuild the javascript-file? That would be necessary.

    btw, there cannot be a line

    $j=jQuery.noConflict()

    I chose a different name for the variable than $j.

    Thread Starter Guddi

    (@guddi)

    Everything works great now 🙂 I’m sure that I pushed save settings last time but I rebuilt the feedreading_blogroll.js again and this time everything works great now. I probably missed changing some permission settings last time.

    Thanks a lot for the update, will save me time if/when I have to reinstall the plugin or update it later! Great plugin!

    Erunafailaro

    (@erunafailaro)

    Thank you for helping me to improve my plugin! 🙂

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