rsanchez112

Just wanted to bump this see if anyone has the same problem or has a solution.

Gotta agree with judgej. The developer did a poor job of update-proofing the plugin javascript, and in 2.9 all More Fields does is end up breaking my other plugins. It’s a shame, but oh well.

I’ve been experiencing another problem with this plugin on 2.9/2.9.1. Firebug gives me the error that make_slugedit_clickable is not defined. This also causes problems for other plugins I have that utilize javascript on the post edit pages. Once I disable those plugins, I still get the javascript error from More Fields. Once I disable More Fields, all my other plugins work. This is frustrating and for the moment, I don’t need More Fields as much as I need my other plugins so I will not be using it until this problem is resolved.

Thanks for the tip amummey. After looking at your plugin, I modified my own plugin and got the slider to work.

Excuse the double post. I just want an answer from johnjamesjacoby on what would work to use jQuery sliders in any plugin, since his experience is that wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery-ui-core’) doesn’t work at all.

That’s interesting. How would you enqueue the javascript needed for jquery-ui-slider? I looked in my wp-includes/js/jquery directory, and the file in there was named ui.core.js, so I tried ui.core and ui-core instead of jquery-ui-core and still no dough. Then I noticed that I have ui.dialog, ui.resizable, ui.sortable, ui.tabs, and ui.draggable, but no ui.slider. Would ui.slider be in ui.core anyway? Or did I get a download with a missing file? Or is slider just not packaged with wordpress?

I’m also experiencing this problem with version 2.7.1 of wordpress.

Ok, thanks anyway.

After messing around with it some more, I found the problem might be having this in a document.onload = function() {}. Changing this to window.onload revealed what might be the problem. The error console gave me:

jQuery(“#width-slider”).slider is not a function

In the jQuery documentation it gives $(“#element-id”).slider, but since you can’t use that notation in wordpress plugins, I assumed substituting $ with jQuery would be just fine, which does work for other jQuery functions, but apparently not for jQuery UI functions. So how do I tell jQuery to add the slider?

Again, sorry for not having a live version yet. I’m still developing the plugin and don’t want to upload it to the live site, to avoid problems the plugin might cause.

Sorry it’s not live yet. I’m still developing the plugin and only have it on my machine. Basically, instead of seeing a slider, you see nothing.