jQuery conflict since 0.9?

sorry about that but do you have sample link to your site for us to see ? also, just to narrow down the problem and help us debug the issue is it possible to try the following temporarily:

– deactivating all other plugins to see if this resolves the problem. If this works, re-activate the plugins one by one until you find the problematic plugin(s).
– switching to the default theme to rule out any theme-specific problems

Like I said, the error doesn’t occur with another theme (standard theme), so I don’t think it’s an plugin issue. I can’t provide you a test link right now because I downgraded the plugin to the last working version (0.8.4) on the affected site.

we can check one thing if you provide us a link, and that’s whether your theme is loading its own jQuery library. If so (and it sounds like it might be), that’s the reason.

here’s an example of what your theme may be doing – https://msyk.es/blog/prevent-jquery-wordpress-theme/ – you may want to sort that out as at one point you’ll run into issues with other plugins using javascript.

Test Link: https://www.lordimac.de/wp_test/termine/

Only 2 plugins are enabled at the moment and that’s Events Manager and WP FullCalendar. I just tested disabling Events Manager as well and FullCalendar is working. But I need both of them active. Maybe you can find something. Have to leave my office in a few minutes and will get back to this later this evening.

edit: 3 Plugins are enabled because I can’t disable Cherry Plugin (it’s required for Cherry Framework).

same here. i use cherry framework too.

I’m having a conflict on my site as well. I do not use the Cherry Plugin. You will see that the calendar isn’t functioning properly on the home page.

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How can I go about downgrading to the previous version of the plugin?

Allright, got it.

Conflicting file is “jquery.mobile.customized.min.js”. This file is responsible for the mobile control of the jQuery Camera slider (finger slide left/right, etc). This slider is included in Cherry Framework.

But this script is pretty old, last update from 2012. You can comment out this script if you want. I don’t know exactly what’s wrong with it, but I don’t need it, so I just disabled it in my child theme.

Comment out the following line in your theme’s header.php:

<script src="<?php echo PARENT_URL; ?>/js/jquery.mobile.customized.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

It might also be worth clearing caches too – both in browser and in WordPress (if you have a cache plugin active). Blocked caches can sometimes cause problems.

Cache is absolutely not the issue, sorry.

imposible update to version 0.9. When i install the new version the plugin dosent work. .I back to old version…jquery conflict? some idea?

When you say it doesn’t work, what actually happens? Does the plugin activate correctly?

What version of Events Manager and WordPress are you using?

I had a similar problem with updating to 0.9 –?while the full calendar displayed, none of the jQuery features worked and all formatting disappeared. Backing it out to 0.8.4 fixed the issue. We’re running Genesis and quite a few plugins. This includes Visual Composer, which seems to delight in conflicting with many things it comes in contact with.

exactly……backing it out 0.8.4 fixed the issue.

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Wordpress 4.0.4
Theme Radial
Enevents manager

Same here based on WP 3.9.6, BP 2.0.3, EM 5.5.6 (no PRO at the moment) etc. while using a premium theme called Salutation – but seems not to be theme dependent, it’s also not working with a standard WP theme. The 0.9 calendar doesn’t show up in any browser. Error msg in error console of Chrome is “Uncaught ReferenceError: WPFC is not defined”. I’m working with the standard shortcode (no parameters) on a WP page and the EM setting in fullcalendar settings. Went back to 0.8.4 and it’s working…

Having the same issue here using the latest versions of WP, EM Pro and WP Full Calendar.

Cache is not the issue as cleared and still problem. I am going to go back to 0.8.4.