drtonyb

theshine,

When I first looked at your site, it was loading jQuery 1.7.2 and jQuery 1.10.2 – it’s not now, so it doesn’t look to me like it is back to the original state after you upgraded to WordPress 3.6 and made the fix to CGMP.

crienoloog,

You are looking at the wrong bit of code. Look for 1.3 – in cgmp.framework.min.js it is on the third last line near the end of the line – should find
m=parseFloat(a.fn.jquery);if(1.3>m)

The other test that are are looking at (m=parseFloat(a.fn.jquery);1.4<=m?), although needs fixing, is not critical and won’t stop CGMP working.

crienoloog,

What version of CGMP do you have? As far as I’m aware the latest version is 7.0.31

decisive,

Nobody can help if we can’t see your site

theshine,

Are you able to put your site back to its state where the only modification is to the version check in assets/js/cgmp.framework.min.js?

To use any version of jQuery from 1.9.0 onwards you need to include

<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-migrate-1.2.1.js"></script>

for the map code to function without errors.

sunshine,

Your comment // in minimised code like this comments out the entire line which removes more code than just one statement.

I think jQuery 1.6.4 might be coming from your slider plugin

thesunshine,

You are loading two versions of jQuery for starters (not a good idea) – version 1.6.4 from google’s CDN and 1.10.2 from your local wordpress installation.

Error in your modification of assets/js/cgmp.framework.min.js

//if(/1\.[0-2]\.[0-9]{1,2}/.test(a.fn.jquery))

should be

if(/1\.[0-2]\.[0-9]{1,2}/.test(a.fn.jquery))

The // is a comment and removes a lot of code.

ponderconsulting,

Certainly it works with the mistake – it will always work with the mistake, even if you have version 0 or xyz of jQuery!

asutosh,

You have made the same mistake as ponderconsulting did. Change

m=parseFloat(a.fn.jquery);if(1.3>m)return alert(i.oldJquery),!1;

to

if(/1\.[0-2]\.[0-9]{1,2}/.test(a.fn.jquery))return alert(i.oldJquery),!1;

ponderconsulting,

The change you say you made isn’t quite correct! Should be

if(/1\.[0-2]\.[0-9]{1,2}/.test(a.fn.jquery))return alert(i.oldJquery),!1;

not

parseFloat(a.fn.jquery);if(/1\.[0-2]\.[0-9]{1,2}/.test(a.fn.jquery)>m)return alert(i.oldJquery),!1;

You can remove m=parseFloat(a.fn.jquery);

and the test doesn’t compare with m

I’m a bit puzzled why some people have had so much trouble fixing this jQuery version issue. WordPress 3.6 is loading jQuery version 1.10.2 by default.

The plugin’s jQuery version test needs improving. Converting a version string like 1.10.2 to a floating point number just gives 1.1 which is obviously less than 1.3 and consequently fails the test.

A better test is testing the string itself. In the file assets/js/cgmp.framework.min.js, I replaced

m=parseFloat(a.fn.jquery);if(1.3>m)

with

if(/1\.[0-2]\.[0-9]{1,2}/.test(a.fn.jquery))

Note that the letter a in a.fn.jquery might be a different letter in your version – use the same letter as in your version, otherwise the fix won’t work.

Similarly, in the file assets/js/cgmp.framework.js, I replaced

var version = parseFloat($.fn.jquery);
if (version < 1.3) {

with

if(/1\.[0-2]\.[0-9]{1,2}/.test($.fn.jquery)) {

Using the jquery-updater plugin fixes the issue because it makes WordPress use jQuery version 2.0.0 (this isn’t latest version of jQuery by the way), so the original version test works – 2 < 1.3 is false.