• My client recently upgraded to WordPress 3.6 from 3.5.1. The update broke a bunch of plugins (due to the new version of jQuery, I believe). It happens.

    I’m now trying to get their plugins working again by using jQuery.migrate. However, no matter how I try to add the jQuery.migrate script to the page, it won’t load, nor will the source even appear in the page’s HTML. I’ve tried:

    1) Installing and activating the jQuery migrate WordPress plugin,

    2) Manually adding a script tag in the theme’s header file, and

    3) Adding the script using wp_enqueue_script in the theme’s functions.php file.

    None of these methods results in the script loading on the page, nor even showing up in the HTML source.

    I’ve tried deactivating all plugins and trying again, but that doesn’t work either.

    Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks!

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  • Have you tried contacting the various plugin developers about these issues?

    Thread Starter jeradg

    (@jeradg)

    Working on that.

    I’m reaching out on the forums to see if there are problems between WordPress and jQuery Migrate in general. I know it’s enabled in the WP backend and disabled in the frontend by default. I just wanted to be sure there’s not something in WP core that’s preventing jQuery Migrate from loading, before I try a million other things.

    There’s no issue that I am aware of.

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