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Still not working with 1.1.9.

Doing the same as before: click “Edit hotspots”, manually add hotspots,
click “Finish adding hotspots”, it says it is re-cropping and finishes,
but it simply ignores hotspots when cropping image.

Don’t see errors in Console nor in PHP error log.

Tried on two different WordPress installations and it’s the same.
Hotspots are being saved and visible in admin panel, but plugin ignores
them when generating thumbs.

Great, many thanks for your help and awesome plugin.

Found it in functions.php, thanks.

We were removing jquery-migrate.js:
https://isabelcastillo.com/remove-jquery-migrate-script-wordpress

Are you using some older jQuery functions?

console.log(jQuery('#publish'));
Object { 0: <input#publish.button.button-primary.button-large>, length: 1, context: HTMLDocument → post.php, selector: "#publish" } 
undefined

console.log(jQuery('#publish').data('events'));
undefined 
undefined

Here is the code for our Publish button:

<input name="save" class="button button-primary button-large" id="publish" value="Ажурира?" type="submit">

$(‘#publish’).data(‘events’) is undefined and that is the reason for error.

I see you are checking ($(‘#save-post’).data(‘events’) != null), why not having the same check for $(‘#publish’).data(‘events’)?

Interesting is that plugin works even with this error?

Seeing the same 1.12.4.

Plugin is working now, but still seeing in console after page loads:

TypeError: $(...).data(...) is undefined in require-post-category.js:11:32

That’s:

var publish_click_events = $('#publish').data('events').click;

Noticed that it works inline if add_action(‘admin_footer’, ‘rpc_admin_footer_post_func’); is used.

But using this or my first patch still seeing in Console:

TypeError: $(...).data(...) is undefined

for

var publish_click_events = $('#publish').data('events').click;

Josh, the problem is that jQuery is still not loaded. See:
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/53021/how-can-i-include-javascript-that-use-jquery-on-admin-side

I did try with:

function my_enqueue($hook) {

    if( 'post.php' != $hook )
        return;

    wp_enqueue_script( 'my_custom_script', plugins_url('/myscript.js', __FILE__), array('jquery') );
}
add_action( 'admin_enqueue_scripts', 'my_enqueue' );

and then it works fine with your JavaScript.

And without this patch, it simply doesn’t do a thing.

Not that I am aware of.

But what I proposed is standard wrapping:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2937227/what-does-function-jquery-mean

Hi Jan,

Beside optimisation, not really sure if we need those two at all:

(wp_posts.ID LIKE '%some image%') OR
(wp_posts.guid LIKE'%some image%') OR

Regards,
Ivan

Found the cause.

Using WP Super Cache plugin and having “Clear all cache files when a post or page is published or updated” option enabled.

On update it deletes the whole directory “/wp-content/cache”.

Any workaround?

Every time any page is updated on website, it deletes all cache from /wp-content/cache/autoptimize directory. Is there a way to avoid this?