Hi Salpetriere,
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Thanks. I’ve put through a request.
I’ve just logged into the test site on your server and can confirm that the javacript error is indeed occurring on your server.
Here’s a screengrab – http://postimg.org/image/tk3py9alz/
I’ve tested this across a multitude of hosting systems now. This javascript error is not caused by the hosting setup. It’s an error with the plugin code.
It likely resides in the admin.js file.
Also, you’ve added me as an author of the plugin. I’ve not authored the plugin, I’m simply helping you bring it up to current standards. Could you remove me as an author?
OK. Could exactly get it to trow the same error, did get “Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token <” but no indication as to from where anyway we’ll spend sometime on it this weekend.
Is it possible that this is the cause of the image problems?
Sounds good.
The error you mention above – you saw that in the chrome dev console yeah? It’s the chrome specific wording of the same JS error. The supplied screen grab is of the error as presented in Firefox.
My suspicion is that yes, this could be causing the image problems people are mentioning.
I’m almost certain that this is being caused by something within the admin.js file. The error only occurs in the WP dashboard and I believe that file is only being enqueued within the dashboard.
I’m not particularly well versed in javascript though so I wouldn’t know where within that file exactly.
I have run it through some JS testing tools, and they all throw back heaps of errors. Some of the tools are as follows,
JSLint
JSHint
Code Beautify
They all make quite a few references to the long line of code on line eleven, entitled jQuery Cookie Plugin v1.2. Is it possible that the JS plugin code used there is outdated &/or incorrectly implemented?
Yeah we did use those tools.Thanks the code is a bit complex and we have to go through it line by line and column. Will post update as soon as it’s all fixed.
I’m still getting the JS error, though now it only occurs on the edit schedule page in the admin.
Also my schedule in the ‘Jock On Air Now’ page of the admin is now completely empty, though the programs still appear on the front end of the site.
OK do you mind giving us a temp admin account we can take a look send it to support[@]ganddservices.com
No probs. I just want to check a few things on my server first.
I’ll be in touch.
Just a quick note to let you know my previously mentioned error is now resolved.
Thanks for the updates and great support!
Awesome, glad you good everything on track.
