deidrecrawford

Thank you so much for your help! I didn’t have to contact them – was able to go into my Godaddy website and easily find the folders I needed. I am very familiar with FTP’ing but the way my WP is set up it isn’t required so I just didn’t know where to find the folders – once you confirmed they were on Godaddy I was able to go in and easily make the change!

Thank you so much for your help but I’m still not clear where to find the file manager in the host control panel. My wordpress site is hosted via GoDaddy.com – do you know if I need to call GoDaddy.com since they are hosting my website and maybe it’s something only they have access to?

I haven’t ever had to ftp any wordpress folders – I simply click on “Install Themes” to install the zip folder and then “Activate” and that’s it. Thank you for any help you can provide as I’m rather desperate to fix this.

It’s the Sight theme by WPShower – it shows up under the “manage themes” page on my admin page. There are photo icons for each theme i have – all 7 of them, since I’ve been experimenting with themes – and all the other headings show up under “templates” (such as header.php, index.php, etc) when you click on theme editor, but there is nothing listed that says jquery.cookie – so I must be looking in the wrong spot.

In another forum a user had made reference to a “theme directory” which I’m guessing is maybe the “manage themes” page that I have. But still no file anywhere that I can find that says jquery.cookie.

These are the instructions that someone else posted on a different forum that make perfect sense – but I can’t find anything named jquery.cookie:

“josiahemsley is right in that you have to change “jquery.cookie.js” to “jquery.cooki.js” and you have to do this in TWO places.

(1) in the theme directory (wp-content/themes/sight/js) change the filename of “jquery.cookie.js” to “jquery.cooki.js”

(2) in the theme’s header.php approximately (I changed some of the code above so it will be around this line) line 15 change
wp_enqueue_script(‘cookie’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/jquery.cookie.js’, ‘jquery’, false);
to
wp_enqueue_script(‘cookie’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/jquery.cooki.js’, ‘jquery’, false);

If you do both of these, it should work. I’m using WP 3.2.1.”

Hello,
I’m having the same issue as Mark of not having my slideshow show up, but I can’t find where the “jquery.cookie.js” file is kept to change the name to “jquery.cooki.js”.

I have looked all over my WP and I can see all the different templates, like Header.php, Index.php, etc. but nothing that says jquery. I also can’t find a theme directory.

I use GoDaddy as my hosting and have my WordPress installed through them – could this cause things to appear (or be located) differently?

If so, how do I find my jquery cookie file?

I can find the jquery cookie file in the zip folder on my computer and as a last resort, I am wondering if I could change the name there and then re-upload the whole WordPress theme with the changed file name, but I’m wondering if that will create more complications?

I would rather just change the name of the jquery cookie file online since it sounds so simple – I just need to find it.