JeremyEnglert

I am. But I can upload to a server if needed.

Still no luck. But I think you’re correct in that not needing to be there.

Having the same issue here. Any luck?

Natproff, I am having the same issue. Care to share the secret on how to fix it? ??

Same issue. All of my images no longer load and I can’t even access them through the back-end. Any ideas?

Thanks Jeremy!

I restored from an old backup and everything seems to be working fine now.

However, what is the difference between “init” and “wp_enqueue_scripts”? I’ve seen them both used and they both seem to work.

And thank you for taking the time to take a look! I appreciate it.

@vtxyzzy

That was exactly the problem. Thanks for your help!

The issue was that the 3.0 menu system was renaming “Children” to “Sub-Pages” – all is fixed now.

@andrew Bartel,

After trying to run a basic alert, I realized jQuery isn’t functioning at all. This was also confirmed when I added this into my HEAD and everything began to work correctly:

<script src=”//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js”></script>

However, I understand that is not the “correct” way to call jQuery, which is why I was using this:

<?php wp_enqueue_script("jquery"); ?>

However, the Enqueue function doesn’t seem to be working for me. Is there something I need to place into the Functions.php to get the Enqueue function working? From my understanding, it was as simple as adding <?php wp_enqueue_script("jquery"); ?> to your HEAD.

I’m now using this, still no luck:

jQuery('ul.menu > li > a').click(function(e) {

      jQuery('ul.sub-menu').slideUp('normal');

      if(jQuery(this).next('ul.sub-menu').is(':hidden') === true) {
          jQuery(this).next('ul.sub-menu').slideDown('normal');
          } 

      e.preventDefault();
 });

The updated (0.4) version works like a charm!

By the far easiest to use back-up plugin available.

Andrew,

Sorry, my original post was a bit confusing.

The menu appears, but if you hover over the child links you will see they don’t have the same hover effect that the “working” code does.

It is using the same theme and same plugins. The websites are basically exact duplicates of eachother with small color changes.

However, after updating WordPress to 3.4.2, the issue seems to be resolved.

Thank you for all of your help Richard. Especially with pointing out an issue I was unaware of – you don’t see that out of many developers and I appreciate it. : )

I was able to solve the margin issue – but I did not notice the broken detail pages. The plugin seems to be working fine on my other websites however. Is this something I can easily fix?