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  • Forum: Hacks
    In reply to: Admin Ajax Conflict
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    (@nermal)

    I’m working locally right now. I don’t have the plugin live on our production site.

    But here’s the plugin file.

    http://marshsandbox.com/tzr-skin.zip

    Forum: Hacks
    In reply to: Admin Ajax Conflict
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    (@nermal)

    I am not seeing any errors. if i click “delete” on a custom field, the ajax works just fine. On “update preferences”, i see nothing.

    Forum: Hacks
    In reply to: Admin Ajax Conflict
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    (@nermal)

    thanks for trying to help. I have posted the code here:

    http://marshsandbox.com/csajax.txt

    This is my first plugin using admin functions.

    I’ve tried taking out all the javascript files to make sure they are not causing conflict, but it doesn’t seem to do any good.

    I hope you see something obvious.

    Forum: Hacks
    In reply to: Admin Ajax Conflict
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    (@nermal)

    here is a link to the image of the custom field button

    http://marshsandbox.com/cfajax.png

    not really sure what else to show you a screenshot of. Basically when my new plugin is activated, this button no longer updates with ajax. It prepends the new field rather than appending it, and i have to click update post to see it in the list.

    This is an issue that wordpress has had in the past, but now my plugin is causing it.

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    (@nermal)

    Thanks for your quick response Tobias. I think I’m still confused. I’m trying to use “aolColumnDefs”: to define two different columns with two different sTypes. putting [ “column-6″,”column-7” ] seems like it would work if i was applying the same sType to both of them.

    I’m sure I’m still missing something simple.

    If you get a chance could you show me how to list multiple custom commands. Perhaps that’s the part i don’t get.

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    (@nermal)

    Thank you hunk. I was pretty sure it was a server permissions issue, as I’ve been encountering a lot of them, working with an IT guy that likes to have control over everything. Makes a lot of extra work for me. I’ve joined your google+ group as well.

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