I solved the problem by upgrading to PHP 5 via my host server. I use bluehost.com. All I did was go to my control panel, clicked on the PHP manager, and upgraded from PHP4 to PHP 5, then returned to wordpress and clicked the configure file and there it was. Whew! The plugin is too beautiful to give up on, so I hope this helps.
Excellent info. This solved a problem I’ve spent weeks researching. I added
<?php wp_enqueue_script(“jquery”); ?>
<?php wp_head(); ?>
and then followed geraldyeo’s suggestion above. I then watched in wonder as I saw javascript doing what it’s supposed to do. Thank you for giving me my time back to tackle the next coding mystery. Til we commiserate and solve again!
