[Plugin: WooCommerce – excelling eCommerce] jQuery Conflict – Breaks Enqueue

  • Seth Rubenstein

    (@smrubenstein)


    11 years, 6 months ago

    I was using 1.6.4 and just upgraded to 1.6.5.2
    The new * Tweak – Check for, and enforce, a minimum version of jQuery introduced in 1.6.5 I imagine is breaking my scripts and jQuery enqueue.

    I was already using 1.8 now with this upgrade I can see that somehow WooCommerce is over-riding my enqueue and using the included 1.7 version of jQuery included in WordPress.

    How can I disable this awful behavior?

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/woocommerce/

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  • Martin

    (@rastarr)

    11 years, 4 months ago

    Did you find a fix to this?
    Just wondering whether this JQuery thing is borking the variations dropbox in the theme I’m using.

    Kay Belardinelli

    (@kangabell)

    11 years, 4 months ago

    In woocommerce.php, line 1180, you will find the woocommerce script that overrides the jquery version. Their note here:

    WC requires jQuery 1.7 since it uses functions like .on() for events. If, by the time wp_print_scrips is called, jQuery is outdated (i.e not using the version in core) we need to deregister it and register the core version of the file.

    Line 312 is where the add_action for this is.

    I too am having an issue with this, because my theme is using the Flexslider slideshow, which is using a different version of jQuery. Either I remove woocommerce’s jquery scripts (and break some of the woocommerce functionality), or I keep it and the slideshow doesn’t show. Anyone with input on getting everything to work in harmony please let us know!

    Kay Belardinelli

    (@kangabell)

    11 years, 4 months ago

    Well I was able to resolve my issue by changing the jquery version used by Flexslider, which was an older version, to 1.7 in order to match Woocommerce, and everything seems to work now. So if others are having similar issues, I suggest finding all instances throughout your site in which jquery is being loaded, and just make sure they all match to the same version. Ideally, I’d imagine you’d just load it once in your functions.php (but I’m going to leave mine be, since it works!)

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