atlantisnet

I just wanted to let you know we are experiencing the exact same issue as reported here and on the GitHub.com 7920 bug report.

I had to reference the variables using jQuery instead of $. Here is the code that worked for me:

jQuery(document).ready(function() {
	var urlpath = window.location;
	if (urlpath == 'https://www.test.com') { // fill here the complete url to your calendar page
		setTimeout(delay, 400);
	}
});

function delay() {
	jQuery('.fc-button-prev').children().trigger('click');
	jQuery('.fc-button-next').children().trigger('click');
}

Not sure. I wonder if WordPress itself is adding it (or some other plugin) after being updated. It is just odd that if I disable NextGEN Gallery the issue disappears completely. The issue also only started after we installed NextGEN Gallery. We never had this problem before. Apparently whatever is adding that code is searching for </head> and when found inserting the code above the tag.

I’m just glad I found a workaround by changing </head> to </head >.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by atlantisnet.

Thank you for your quick reply!

When NextGEN Gallery is activated, the code I posted on pastebin gets inserted directly before the </head> tag. If I disable NextGEN, the code does not appear.

I stumbled upon a workaround. It is not elligant but does work. If I change the </head> tag to </head > (notice the space added after the letter d) then the code does not appear even if NextGEN is activated.

Yes, I am getting an error. I took a screenshot of the error and uploaded it to:
https://atlantisnet.com/i/sidebar_js_error.png

Also, I just found out the we are also unable to delete any sidebars created with the widget.