gaiiden

alright, I fixed the error being thrown by my JS file and that cleared up the problem. You were right about Quantum being stricter on how it handles things, turns out I wasn’t including the twitter API properly or something – anyways I patched it up. Thank you for your help

alright so, we can rule out plugins because I disabled them all (except this one of course) and the tabs still would not show. We can also rule out the theme because I haven’t updated it between the time the tabs were working and stopped working. It still shows up fine in Chrome so I think something with the new Mozilla Firefox Quantum is causing an issue. I inserted a console output into the tabby.js script at the top of the function and it was sent to the console in FF so the script is running, but the tabs do not form and I don’t see any errors in the console. (I left the output in there, you should see “tabby!” pop up in the console if you visit the page) It could be worth noting another JS script, one that I made, is also having problems in FF but not in Chrome since I switched to Quantum (it pops up a ref err in the console for twit-timeline.js). If I can figure out why maybe that will solve this problem too

Have you confirmed that this plugin is working with the newer Firefox?

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by gaiiden.
• This reply was modified 7 years ago by gaiiden.

thanks, sorry it took me a while to get back around to this. I’m noticing another JS script is no longer running on page load either and there is other weird behavior I’m investigating on my host server. I assume I need to enter into Troubleshooting mode to check the scripts loading?

Hi, thanks for responding. The issue is still there but I worked around it and that caused the example to stop behaving improperly. I have reverted the changes for this WP site since I don’t need it up right now anyways so if you click the link now it should behave as I described with the infinite redirect. Thanks for pointing that out