dewmuffins

Any way to add more Google fonts to the list?

Hi Fabiorino, you were on the right track with the jQuery version causing the problem.

For the sake of trial and error, I went ahead and modified the theme-enqueue.php file to reflect version 1.11.1 and the Slider is working now. I will go through the remainder of the site to make sure nothing else was affected. But, for now all seems to be working.

Thanks for your help in this matter

Here is the script register for the theme’s enqueue file:

wp_register_script( ‘jquery’, ‘https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7/jquery.min.js’, ”, ‘1.7’);

and here is another from the same file:

<script>!window.jQuery && document.write(‘<script src=”<?php bloginfo(‘template_url’); ?>/js/jquery-1.4.2.min.js”><\/script>’)</script>

The Jigotheme theme is old. I downloaded the theme from the jigoshop.com shop about 2 years ago, and they do not offer updates via WP admin. Updates are completed manually. And since I made so many customization’s to the theme I did not bother with the updates. I am a designer and did not have the ability to create hooks.

Is there a way to update the enqueues to a new version of jQuery without disturbing the rest of theme?

The slider is on the shop page, https://shop.dewmuffins.com.

I replaced the quotes (“) with the apex (‘), but still no change.

I am using WP 4.1.1

Yes, the shadow is displayed in the preview area. I assumed it would show on the website as well. Sorry.

All is golden now! It works fine. Thanks for your help, Michael.

Thanks for your help, Olaf.
Warnings are gone after deactivating the Delivery Notes plugin. Should I remove the Delivery Notes permanently or is there a way to fix the problem?

Hi Lifeinthegrid,

I took the plugin reinstall route without any luck, and the folks on the Jigoshop forum appeared to give up.

I did as you suggested, and contacted my hosting provider (GoDaddy.com) and now the problem is now resolved. The tech support person on the phone could not give me specifics as to what caused the problem (other then noticing an FTP problem and a temp director was being created manually). He told me that a higher up tech support person well versed in WordPress was working on the problem. I just checked the site about a minute ago and it seems to be fixed. Hopefully, the trouble ticket I will be receiving via email will have more details.

Thanks for all your help.

Regards,
-Dewmuffins

I spoke to soon. The above change removed the warning message but now I can’t see my product pages.

I will change the jigoshop_session.class.php back and start from scratch.

Hi Lifeinthegrid,

I was able to rectify part of the issue by implementing the suggestion you provided in the link referencing the session.

I found session_start(); in the jigoshop_session.class.php file and replaced it with session_save_path(“/tmp”); session_start();

Now all I need to do is figure out how to get rid of the first warning message.

Thanks.

You can see the message on my site located at https://dev.dewmuffins.com/shop/

Hi Lifeinthegrid,

I am working with the support staff at jigoshop. Still no luck however. They asked me to delete the jigoshop folder from the server, download a fresh copy of the jigoshop plugin from www.remarpro.com, manually unpack the zip, upload the unpacked files to the server. But, this did not fix the warning messages.

Thanks for your help. I will checkout the provided link in hopes of resolving this issue.

Thanks windowgang for you efforts on this. Theses themes seem to have been around now for some time, and I am not sure why this has not been brought to GNU before. But, I applaud your efforts. At least I hope someone that is proficient at tracking such “worse practices” in themes will help pinpoint all of the offensive code and suggest fixes or work-arounds.

@ukpockets Thanks for your help in this matter, it really saved me. I spent so much time installing and customizing the theme before I realized the parasitic credit links in the footer. I search for 2 days before I came across your helpful solution.
Padd created a nice looking theme (I used the Berylliumous theme), which is why I don’t understand why they need to stoop to such practices.

Also, I was wondering, since I removed the <?php require 'functions/required/template-bot.php'; ?> from the footer and the similar file from the header, would it be safe to remove

function padd_theme_credits() {
	do_action(__FUNCTION__);
}

from the library.php file, and similarly,

<?php padd_theme_credits(); ?>

from the footer.php file?