Thanks for the compliment and for the initial troubleshooting.
Are you calling do_shortcode() in your template? That doesn’t work yet.
I am pleased to report that the next update will offer a proper template function.
if ( function_exists( 'strong_testimonials_view' ) ) { strong_testimonials_view( 1 ); }
There is a new option in a slideshow View called Compatibility mode. Turn this on when using the template function.
Actually i’ve got the same problem on a wordpress site i’ve made few years ago.
First check the console, in my case the console said:
TypeError: jQuery(...).actual is not a function in wpmtst-cycle.js
I tried to call the view either from do_shortcode or by the “View” widget but that was not solving the problem. Instead I suggest you to check if you’re using an old version of jquery and update it, or just call the wordpress integrated version of jquery in your functions.php in this way:
function theme_add_jquery() {
wp_enqueue_script('jquery');
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'theme_add_jquery');
This can fix the issue you’re experiencing.
@giovanni, if you check the console on his site, you’ll see there are no errors and the proper jQuery bundled with WordPress is used. He only has one testimonial so we can’t tell if the slideshow is working.
Does your slideshow only work if you enqueue jQuery?
The WP version of my site was dated and jquery was deregistered in order to get it from the CDN.
Now i’ve updated WP to 4.4.1 version and using the bundled jquery all works fine. I just tried to remove the jquery enqueue, no problems to report.
Hello,
I’m using WP 4.4.2 and the slideshow isn’t working. I used <?php echo do_shortcode(“[testimonial_view id=2]”); ?> in the footer. I have currently 3 testimonials, the first one shows be the others don’t cycle through. I even tried the shortcode directly on a page and it wasn’t working.
Any ideas as to what I could be missing.
Thanks for the plugin btw.
I did try the Compatibility Mode as well.
SKT Nature One is the theme I’m using.
do_shortcode will not work. Use this template function instead:
<?php if ( function_exists( 'strong_testimonials_view' ) ) { strong_testimonials_view( 1 ); } ?>
Next time, please start a new support topic 🙂
