Try the litte plugin called “Enable jQuery Migrate Helper” till the problem ist fixed, maybe it’s becauce of the jQuery Problem.
Kim
(@die-medienfrau)
Hi – tried the same way and install the Plugin – it doesn’t work – can anyone help?
https://www.olivergrundmann.de/
The same problem after updating to WordPress 5.5 years: tabs stopped working until I installed the plugin “Enable jQuery Migrate Helper”.
It’s a little disturbing that “enable support for old and outdated plugins and themes during a jQuery update transitional phase”.
Same problem here – this needs to be fixed ASAP..
Enable jQuery Migrate Helper did not work immediately for me.
So I downgraded to WP 5.4.2. SU still failed to work. So I disabled it and re-enabled. Then it worked. Phew.
Then I backed up again, re-enabled Enable jQuery Migrate Helper, upgraded to WP 5.5 and SU was still working.
If I was going to try again, I would have stayed on WP 5.5, installed Enable jQuery Migrate Helper, disabled and then re-enabled SU. I’m guessing that would work.
you likely had a caching problem then – for me it was enough to activate jquery migrate helper (on another website I just downgraded – which of course is also a working solution).
Kim
(@die-medienfrau)
Wow – deactivate and activate the plugin SU really worked when you installed the jquery migrate helper
THX!!!
But jquerymigrate is not a long term solution. With WordPress 5.6 it will likely still work – but for 5.7 it is announced to be stopped. Also many people will uninstall shortcodes ultimate if this is not fixed rather soon.
I really like Shortcodes Ultimate (also bought the premium plugin therefore – even though I don’t need any of the premium functions)
Plugin Author
Vova
(@gn_themes)
But jquerymigrate is not a long term solution. With WordPress 5.6 it will likely still work – but for 5.7 it is announced to be stopped. Also many people will uninstall shortcodes ultimate if this is not fixed rather soon.
I really like Shortcodes Ultimate (also bought the premium plugin therefore – even though I don’t need any of the premium functions)
The problem is not in my plugin code. There are many JS errors caused by outdated plugins and themes. Those errors are breaking scripts in SU. Unfortunately, I can’t prevent users from using broken plugins and themes.
My scripts are up-to-date and actually do not require any helper plugins to work. JQmigrate helper fixes third-party plugins, but not SU.
PLEASE HELP! I teach a university class using WordPress–with students now remote and waiting for today and this weeks quiz and assignments. An update 9/18/2020–today broke the site. I use the config file and got this error:
Warning: require_once(inc/core/assets.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/jolineblais/jolineblais.net/nmd200/wp-content/plugins/shortcodes-ultimate/shortcodes-ultimate.php on line 22
Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required ‘inc/core/assets.php’ (include_path=’.:’) in /home/jolineblais/jolineblais.net/nmd200/wp-content/plugins/shortcodes-ultimate/shortcodes-ultimate.php on line 22
I do not have updraft plus on the website.
Can I delete the plugin via FTP then re-install the previous version (where can I find it?) via FTP and then try again? My folders also show 2 copies of the plugin–one in the plugin folder and the other in an “update ” folder at the same level as the plugin folder. Can I delete one of these? The one in the “upgrade” folder is called “shortcodes-ultimate.5.9.3-Z4TEad”
I know only very basic php, mostly a little recognition, so not sure how to debug.
Thanks for any help. I’m happy to try anything that won’t make situation worse.
Po B.
@pobox753 I’m not sure if this will temporarily resolve your issue or not. You can try installing a plugin called “Enable jQuery Migrate Helper.”
That helped resolve an issue I was having after updating WordPress.
As @gn_themes stated the problem is not with the plugin itself but with outdated plugins and themes.
Hope this helps.
Plugin Author
Vova
(@gn_themes)
Hi @pobox753,
just remove the plugin over FTP and install it again from within the dashboard. You don’t need an outdated version, since there’s just a failed update routine.
Thank you. I was able to resolve it with Dreamhost’s WordPress “Recovery Mode” –which allowed me to get to Wp Dashboard even though I’d beed getting 500 errors (white screen), and deactivate ALL plugins, delete the old version of SU and then re-install. Similar to the FTP version, but within WP. Still, for situations when I can’t use Recovery mode, it’s great to know I can just delete it on FTP then reinstall. Thanks again for a great plug-in!
Thanks for replying and making it a sticky. I found out an offending part in my theme which broke shortcodes ultimate.
(my themes jquery.js had the line “if (jQuery.browser.msie && /MSIE 6\.0/i.test(window.navigator.userAgent) && !/MSIE 7\.0/i.test(window.navigator.userAgent) && !/MSIE 8\.0/i.test(window.navigator.userAgent)) ”
which broke shortcodes ultimate. Removed the section of that contained that line and now my site works fine again without jquery migrate.
