Michiel

Yeah I figured that one out too. Not my favorite solution but it works. I’ve read that the same issue is not wp related. Also on Adobe’s forum ppl are discussing this bug. I think there will be a fix soon! =)

@niklasekblom what did you do? Lots of ppl with the same issue.

I fixed it with just good ol’ iFrames.. the bug wasn’t planning to die yet. Luckily I’ve read that they are busy producing a fix. Let’s hope so! Seems that the plugin is causing the error.

Just publish you edge animations as web (not as .OAM). Upload the entire folder to you wp-content/uploads/(e.g. /animations)

Make an iframe (that points to your .html projectfile) in your page/post editor. You can even make a <div> to make the iframe responsive.

Good luck man!

Is there any news about this fix? I’m having exactly the same problem (except IE)

+ I tried the jQuery NoConflict mode
+ I tried the Edge Suite debug mode
+ I tried a fresh wordpress install with default theme
+ I tried to host files on Adobe CDN (both -> all or nothing)

Fresh install: https://testsite.sps.nl
Regular install: https://eux.gensys.nl