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  • Plugin Author Konstantinos Kouratoras

    (@kouratoras)

    The GaugePress plugin is using the default version of WordPress jQuery using the built-in method
    wp_enqueue_script('jquery');

    So, i suppose that the other plugin is using a version of jQuery, other than WordPress’ one which is not a good practice in general.

    Thread Starter sumoflam

    (@sumoflam)

    Konstantinos: In working with the Theme Developers, they have noted the following:

    1. Looks like you have an enqueue in the code, basically a small bit of info that tells the plugin to load jquery from somewhere else

    2. They think we should remove that bit of enqueue code, but they are just not sure from what file

    3. Since jQuery is already loaded on the page, they want to make sure that removing the enqueue is not going to break the gauge. But we still need to get the Google Maps to load.

    Any advice?

    Plugin Author Konstantinos Kouratoras

    (@kouratoras)

    Open file:

    /wp-content/plugins/gaugepress/plugin.php

    and remove (or comment) line 59:

    wp_enqueue_script('jquery');

    Check if everything is working fine now and let me know.

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