Dean Williams
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this is not a major problem, when in debug you will get all debug messages and this one simply warns you that AAPL could not locate the “search box” on your blog so that it could bind searches to work with AJAX.
To fix it, if you have a search form, just add ” id=’searchform’ ” to the <input> element of your search box.
Disable the “debug mode” to stop these warnings and information popups.
manishkrag: I don’t think asking people to use your plugin is a great idea, it’s a nice plugin but far less feature rich and browser compatible as this one.
If your going to post – you should be HELPING – not trying to get exposure for your own plugins.go to the admin page which is in the settings menu of WordPress, you will see “advanced ajax page loader”
Right now I understand,
yes I shall look to implement this.pls
make sure to comma separate each rule.
e.g.
#, /wp-, .pdf, .zip, .rar, .pls
Sorry, please make sure you have the latest version. Once installed you should see an options panel in your WordPress that now holds all the configuration materials.
I will make sure to update all the documentation.
There is now a configuration option to stop this functionality! 2.6.0 🙂
Hello,
removing the loading page is currently not possible without modifying most of the process in the javascript. It is something I will think about implementing but please consider the following…If the users internet connection breaks or if your server dies, the users will click and NOTHING will happen… They will not know ANYTHING.
Users with really slow internet connections will click and see NOTHING happen until the next page has loaded with AJAX.
THIS IS BAD.
It’s worked because I have jquery loaded properly in my wordpress so this check is never run by javascript so no error occurs.
I cant believe javascript replaces all ‘ with ” on html attributes, something to watch for in future!
Anyway 1.6 is up – I have taken the time to clean up the admin page and also add a new option, mainly to apologise but also because now I’m going to add many more customization options 🙂
I use Chrome too, but yeah very strange!
I wil lget to the bottom of this when I get home 😉
omg your right!!
I have a test version on my blog where I fixed this, and I was failing to see the mistake! And because my other test blogs include jquery okay without that check everything works fine.
I will release a fix tonight.
I do apologise for arguing against you (and being so dumb not to see this), major fail on my part :/
And sorry for the constant releases, I was at work and made a few mistakes as I wasnt able to test my code or concentrate as I would usually.
My Bad!
I will take a better look tonight while not at work, maybe your right and I’m missing the big picture.
What browser are you using??
I learned the same as you, but a few years ago now. I now work for a company and run my own freelance.
I’m VERY knowledgeable with javascript and for me there is NO problem with that code…
Could you please send me a link to your site so I can check this out (leave the problem there so i can see it).
I have no idea why you are having this problem. There should not be ANY quotes in there to cause the problem.
BTW – if you want to disable the jQuery check there is an option in the admin panel called “Enable jQuery check.”
hey bitoolean
right okay I understand,
the reason behind the jquery check is that some versions of wordpress do not come with jquery, others do come with it, and then some plugins include jquery themselves and either override the wordpress jquery (sometimes with a outdated version) and etc etc.So because of this mess of conflict/missing/included under another namespace etc, I created the jqueryinit function which basically checks if jquery is around, and if so it will NOT DO ANYTHING.
But if jquery isnt around it will try and include it (and if its outdated it will try override it/show an error).
I killed my plugin so please try 2.5.15 in a moment when its released.