Darren Ethier (nerrad)
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thanks for posting your solution so others could find it comedyshoes!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Organize Series js. errorYou may have another plugin loading a version of jQuery other than what is included with WordPress 3.3.1 – Organize Series is designed to work with JQuery 1.7 or greater which deprecated some methods requiring me to change over to using the .on() method.
To troubleshoot, start by finding out which version of jQuery is loading.
yay
site load speeds should be much improved now. Would appreciate any feedback folks can give on how the site loads for them here -> http://organizeseries.com/2012/faster-hopefully/
Have you tried with the default theme (twenty-eleven) activated?
Also, try emptying your browser cache. There was an earlier version of Organize Series that had a .css glitch but it still shouldn’t produce the above errors.
Thanks for the screenshot – however, I’m still unable to reproduce this error 🙁 Once I can discover (or someone else discover’s) the conditions that reproduce these symptoms I can attempt a fix.
Also, what browser are you using?
Hey neologan,
Thanks for posting. Yeah I’ve noticed that the sight is slow loading (especially lately). I’m working on some fixes (including changing hosts) that should improve the speed.Thanks for taking the time to post
Hi Jay, a “tracker” is just a word I used to describe what I use to “track” all the bugs, feature requests, and other things that I will (or may) work on when developing Organize Series (e.g. WordPress TRAC is a “tracker” that is used to track all WordPress work).
Adding your suggestions to my tracker.
It is validating just with a warning. I was using unfoldingneurons.com as the name space for the special “series” tag in the feed. Without a namespace (known or not known) the feed won’t validate.
Thanks for posting though, it’s time for me to change the namespace from my blog (where I used to host organize series) to organizeseries.com
Hi Andrea, you can create a custom loop for the Table of Contents (or pass certain parameters with the method used to list the series). You can discover how by reading through the orgSeries-template-tags.php file and figuring it out from the code there.
This is exactly the kind of thing I provide more help with via the Organize Series Support Forums (access is gained with the Basic Support license that can be purchased on OrganizeSeries.com).
You don’t need to fix this urgently because nothing is broken, there is just some code there where the foreach is expecting a value that isn’t present.
With that said, thanks for pointing this out because I do aim to not have ANY PHP warnings/errors and I’ve added a fix that will remove this warning in future released versions of Organize Series. Hopefully by this weekend I’ll release the next version.
john,
I just released os2.4 that implements add_meta_box() using the recommended api WordPress codex suggests. This might fix your issue. If it doesn’t, then refer to my previous post above. If it DOES work, please report back here so if any other users experience this they will know to upgrade to the latest version of Organize Series for the fix.Hi ropages,
The current (and to my knowledge earlier versions as well) of Organize Series have never had that file structure and/or logo.css. Nor have I called a “logo.css” file via the code. Not sure why you are getting that error – perhaps your server was compromised at some point?Another possibility is you have another plugin that is dynamically creating a url to call a logo.css file and for some reason is using the url structure that your site is reporting to pingdom.
You can run a test using organizeseries.com (which uses the latest version of Organize Series and you’ll see that what you got reported doesn’t match what you’re getting.
hmmm… I’ve looked closer. It seems like WordPress 3.0 introduced a better way to use the add_meta_box() function. I’ll make some changes, hopefully sometime today and release what will hopefully be a *fix for your issue.
Hi johnw1965
add_meta_box()is a function that is within the core of WordPress and Organize Series uses it to add the series meta box to the edit-post screen.At this point, I suspect this is either something going on with the theme or there is another plugin that is active that is causing a conflict.
I know the Builder theme is a fairly complex theme that does some cool stuff for users and WordPress. Have you contacted ithemes about the issue?