Conflict with Media Library Plus

Thank you for notifying me.
Can you provide more information? Why do you think that Twitter Feed is the cause of the problem?

Hi, I have done a plugin conflict-test and found out that the only plugin causing problems for Media Library Plus/aka MLP is Twitter Feed/aka TF. All plugins are deactivated, exept TF and MLP, even changed the theme to WP

Then when using MLP who is using jQuery UI library and TF is activated the jQuery UI library is not loaded and, as I understand, this is causing a JavaScript error and not allowing the rest of the JavaScript code to execute.

If the site runing normaly, all plugins activated and so on, it is only TF that making problems. Deactivating TF and MLP works normaly.

Hope this is helpfully and explains why I think it is Twitter Feed that causes the problem.

I see. I’ll run some tests and see how this can be resolved.
I should add that I’m working on a UI framework that will replace the current one, so that there are no conflicts with jQuery UI.
Thank you for reporting.

Hi, I’m the author of Media Library Plus and Media Library Pro. I use wp_register_script() and wp_enqueue_script() to load jQuery UI and it is not loaded when your plugin is activated. Thanks for your assistance.

Are you guys sure that you are using my plugin? I’ve just tested it and i’m getting the following error, regardless of whether Twitter Feed is activated or not:

admin.php?page=media-library:366 Uncaught TypeError: jQuery(...).droppable is not a function

Here is what we see when Twitter Feed is not installed: https://screencast.com/t/sVZfmDvZZxE3

Here is what we see when Twitter Feed is installed and activated:
https://screencast.com/t/XrO9eAKjQ

A powerful Twitter integration system that allows you to display tweets using widgets and shortcodes.
Version 2.1.6 | Av Askupa Software, ykadosh |

OK, I see it. I’m looking into it now. Will release a fix soon.

Fixed in version 2.1.8

Oooops… Really fixed in 2.1.9 ??

Seems to work flawlessly now. Waiting for the new UI framework before the final decision is taken – To have or not to have –