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  • Same problem with mee too!

    depending on your custom theme you can simply rename wishlist.php from :

    /wp-content/themes/your_theme/woocommerce like this :

    /wp-content/themes/your_theme/woocommerce/wishlist.php_BK

    This worked for me hope will for you guys to!

    Same problem with mee,but i solved it 7 days later
    Step1:Go to www or htdocs directory ->wp-content/themes/your_theme/woocommerce

    Step 2:rename wishlist.php to wishlist.php_BK

    Plugin Author YITHEMES

    (@yithemes)

    Hi guys,

    Many custom themes overwrite wishlist template; if they do not update their templates to use last version of the plugin, javascript functions will not work.

    Renaming template your_theme/woocommerce/wishlist.php will force plugin to use its default template; if all works after this operation, probably theme template is outdated, and you may ask theme developer to update it

    Thanks for your patience 🙂

    Hi, I’m encountering the same issue on a theme, however the theme doesn’t provide any wishlist template.
    The impossibility of deleting comes with an error “c.fadeTo(…).block is not a function”.

    The theme used is not a model of quality but still I would like to know if there is something that can be done. Any idea where this can come from and how that can be solved?

    Thanks

    Just found out that the blockUI jquery plugin wasn’t enqueued on the wishlist page generating errors on the block() and unblock() calls.
    So no need to bother 🙂

    @michael I have the same problem and the browser is giving me the same “Uncaught TypeError: c.fadeTo(…).block is not a function” error, how can it be fixed?

    Hi Daniel, you need to be sure that jquery.blockui.js is enqueued in the wishlist page.

    I have the tendency to unload woocommerce script on non shop pages in order to reduce their payload. In this case, the wishlist page is not a shop page but still require the jquery.blockui.js plugin in order to trigger block() and unblock() functions. If not enqueued, you will get these javascript errors and won’t be able to delete the items in the wishlist.

    Hope it helps.

    Updating the template to the last version of the plugin solved my problem

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