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  • you can use firebug to inspect and determine which jquery function causes the conflict then use wp to unload it.

    Plugin Author Marcus (aka @msykes)

    (@netweblogic)

    EM uses the jquery of WP, so you’d need to ask the other plugin to stop using a different version (which is what they should do)

    I installed Events Manager on a site and all my other plugins that use jquery don’t work. If I deactivate Events Manager they do work. Meanwhile, I installed EM on my testing site which doesn’t effect any of the same plugins that are effected on my problem site.

    Can anyone help? I don’t know how to fix this.

    @wjgoodman
    do you have sample link? also, does your main site and test site have the same theme?

    Agelonwl, thank you for responding…
    The link is:
    https://www.middlesexcountyfair.com/events

    And this is the page where the javascript isn’t loading:
    https://www.middlesexcountyfair.com/multimedia/photo-gallery

    Of the two sites one is using a provided theme and the problem one is custom. Probably my problem.

    I viewed the photo page with my browser and saved source and uploaded to my root. I then started to eliminate things. When I eliminated the event-manager.js from this static page, the jQuery worked. I am thinking of taking out the call for it in the public_enqueue() and then load it just for the template in the header that is being used for the Events Manager. My only problem with this is that I am new to WordPress and since the EM uses the default template for result pages, I’m not sure I know how to target the page.php default template. Do you know?

    Would it be something like

    <?php if (is_page_template('events_template.php,page.php')) { ?>
    path to .js file here
      <?php } ?>

    I’m just not sure about default.

    it could be your theme (see how your theme works with jquery/js), see it working here https://demo.wp-events-plugin.com/events/usher-live-9/

    I just found the problem in my function file. It is now fixed.
    Thank you for responding.

    hi,

    try to check what jquery function does your theme loads or how does your theme handles js/jquery ?

    Yes, that was it. I had started with a blank theme when I built my theme, that had jquery loading in the functions.php. The plugins load their own jquery so when I took it out EM worked with the other plugins. thanks,

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