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TA tamilbeam
tamilbeam
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The website I installed the forum on is a entertainment site for the Tamil language. Everything is written in English. 

 

Simple:Press CSS files were neat and easy to read, I was able to customize the style without any issues. 

 

There are some issues though regarding the JavaScript. Clicking on editing tools, subscriptions, and watch list will not load. I will see a little box saying loading but nothing will happen. Also if I have a image in a post, the image would not enlarge.

 

I have seen in the forum that there is no fix for this yet, but I still believe this is the number #1 choice for a WordPress forum plugin right now.

 

http://tamilbeam.com/forum/

 

Thanks for the plugin!

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YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
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Like what you have done – very nice – nice feel to it.

But you do have problems. First go to the forum admin > WP Integration panel and turn off the option to load javascript in the footer. 

You have something (not SP but maybe another plugin) that has loaded a second copy of jQuery and an old one. This is NOT loaded correctly via the WP API and is NOT in the required 'No Conflict' mode. It should not be loading at all. The 'No Conflict' is important as something is also loading the prototype script library and these two will cause problems. Tere are errors showing up in the error console because of this. 

TA tamilbeam
tamilbeam
Member

Hi, thanks for the reply. I have read through topics related to this (http://wiki.simple-press.com/installation/troubleshooting/theme-conflicts/) but I cannot find a solution to it.

 

The problem is my current theme. When I changed it to the Twenty Ten theme, the forum buttons worked proper. Could I have help finding and removing this old jQuery. I am using FireBug and I don't know the name of the old jQuery. I have removed the scripts on my header that came with the theme, and my functions.php don't indicate any jQuery.

 

 

 

MP Mr Papa
Mr Papa
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its probably your theme loading it… header.php…  or a plugin…  but the fact that it works with 2010 indicates theme…

did you do the one change andy recommended?

TA tamilbeam
tamilbeam
Member

Yes, I unchecked the option to load javascript in the footer.

MP Mr Papa
Mr Papa
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did you see the jquery loaded in the header.php or functions.php?

TA tamilbeam
tamilbeam
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there is no jQuery loading on the header.php or the functions.php

MP Mr Papa
Mr Papa
Member

but I see the entire page being loaded from w3 total cache??  are you using that?  you have to tell it to ignore the forum page…