WraithKenny

Thanks for letting me know!

Make sure the Screen Options (upper right) is set to show Scripts n Styles. Otherwise, check for javascript errors or plugin incompatibilities.

It’s probably a plugin conflict/javascript error.

Use a “Hoop” and place the shortcode in the post body.

jQuery, loaded by WordPress, isn’t loaded with the $ variable available. Use a wrapper like,
jQuery(function($){
// Your code here, executed on page ready
$(‘body’); // Works.
});

Cool

I’m pretty sure the solution here actually breaks the ability to use the notification select, because the api changes from 3.5 to 4.0.

Other popular plugins that this conflict happens with: WooCommerce, TheEventsCalendar, and anyone else using select2 on an admin screen.

The only solution is to wait for the developer to update their code to use 4.0, and enqueue it as ‘select2’ (to share) or encapsulate it (bundle with a module loader).

As for me, I’m deleting the plugin, and writing a custom notification with ACF, which is what I should have done in the first place.

It’d be great if they could fix this in the plugin instead of us replacing javascript files manually…

Thanks for posting this, I’ll look into what’s causing it this weekend!

Yes, a screenshot would help, if you could!

You’ll probably want to use the “Shortcodes” tab. You can write HTML there (including script tags) and then paste the shortcode into the editor where you want it.

The plugin checks for unfiltered_html for individual pages, and manage_options for site wide options.

You’d have to elevate the editor role’s permissions but that would defeat the purpose of downgrading them to editor… You might just want to let that particular client have access to an admin account, but warn them they should use the editor account for everything else.

The plugin doesn’t let you upload and register actual javascript files. That feature is for, if for example you need jQuery UI, enqueuing dependent scripts that are registered by Core, a theme, or a plugin.

Yeah, the plugin no longer works on images output with wp_get_attachment_image or its some conflict with the isotope library or the scrollify library. What ever it is, I’m sticking with 1.4.9 until I can just rewrite the javascript and skip this plugin altogether.

The buttons are disabled, yet the CSS and JavaScript are still enqueued, which Google dings our PageSpeed/SEO for downloading assets.