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  • located the border-collapse: collapse; in the theme’s css as well and removed it everywhere it was. Still doesn’t fix it.

    I’m using the Boss theme from BuddyBoss.com

    Did you refresh and restart the browser?

    I’m having this problem, and after
    – removing the “collapse” line from the table in the css
    – trying the 1.11.3 js
    – clearing caches and reloading
    still not working.

    I’m using responsive theme, both IE and chrome – same problem -button does nothing.

    In IE, when I click the “attach file” button the debug shows this error in attachments.js:
    ‘// Change to upload mode
    Library.frame.content.mode(‘upload’);’ Line 14
    Unable to get property ‘frame’ of undefined or null reference

    Any help appreciated!

    Thread Starter ashlealanier

    (@ashlealanier)

    Thanks for all the responses and help! I just updated to 4.5.2 and it’s all working properly now.

    We’re noticing the same thing — with WP 4.5.2, BP and BuddyBoss theme and Docs 1.9.1. Tried using the older jquery version, but no luck with that. Same issue when trying other browsers. This is a relatively clean install and this was the first attempt at using Docs (so it didn’t break as this was the initial attempt to get it working).

    Plugin Author Boone Gorges

    (@boonebgorges)

    A note that a fix has been adopted in jQuery and this fix will be part of WP 4.5.3: https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/36533#comment:37

    Those who are still having the problem after “trying a different jQuery version” – try clearing your browser cache, as it’s possible that you’re not actually loading the version you’ve swapped out in wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js. Also, you may want to try updated to jQuery 1.12.4-pre, as WordPress has done, rather than rolling back.

    New version of jQuery – 1.12.4-pre – didn’t change anything. Tried other browsers, cleared the cache of each browser and the server.

    Additional info:

    Add attachments is enabled. Other metaboxes on that page do nothing, as well.

    Check the page source to see if a file at buddypress-docs/includes/js/attachments.js is being loaded via a script tag.

    Nope… attachments.js is not referenced anywhere in the source (but folders.js is)

    – Please share the markup for your ‘Add Files’ button. It should have the class name ‘add-attachment’.

    It does show up, but see no markup related to it.

    Plugin Author Boone Gorges

    (@boonebgorges)

    @pjbarry21 – Thanks for the additional information. If attachments.js is not being loaded, then your problem is different from the one being described here.

    If you’re able, the place to debug is wp-content/plugins/buddypress-docs/includes/attachments.php. Make sure that the enqueue_scripts() method is being invoked. And make sure that the if condition is being met.

    Hi Boone,
    With WP 4.5.2, Docs 1.9.1 and Genesis Eleven-Pro the “Add Files” button fires nothing on Firefox or Edge but is OK with Chrome.
    Same thing with some other Genesis Themes but OK with Twenty Fifteen and Twenty Sixteen.
    Without touching any CSS, the modification of media-views.js resolved the problem (https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/attachment/ticket/36533/media-views.diff).
    Thank you for your time here.
    Regards

    I still have this issue, am I reading right that WordPress 4.5.3 will fix this when it comes out? Is there anything we can add to our current site that will patch it while we wait?

    WordPress 4.5.3 is here and this issue still remains. Noticed this thread was resolved though. ??

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