Ilnur Basyrov

Hi?@mbrsolution!

We fixed this issue in version 6.12.

Thanks for your feedback!

Hi @mbrsolution!

This is Ilnur from Ecwid by Lightspeed team.

Thank you for reporting about the issue. We will look into it and we’ll try to fix it in the next release.

Regards,

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by Ilnur Basyrov.

Hi, @czpawel23

This is Ilnur from Ecwid by Lightspeed team.

Sorry for the trouble. Version 6.10.26 had a bug.

We have released a new version 6.10.27 with fixes for the problem. Please feel free to update.

Regards,

A new version 6.10.27 has been released with fixes. Please feel free to update.

Thanks!

Hi @nextendweb

This is Ilnur from Ecwid by Lightspeed team.

Thank you for your help. Appreciate it! Not so glad that you’re having issues with it, but I think we’ll release fix soon.

Regards,

Hi @andi_sf

We’ve released a new plugin version 6.10.26 which includes improved compatibility with older versions of jQuery (<1.7) for the dropdown menu.

Feel free to update the plugin on your website.

Regards,

Hey @sterndata!

Thank you for your notice. I will try not to repeat this.

Hi, @andi_sf

We have some updates about this issue. We found the cause of this problem.

Method .on() was introduced in jQuery 1.7, but it looks like you are running 1.5.2. For your information — version 1.5.2 has last updated in 2011.

We find that the “wp-prettyphoto” plugin loads this old version of jQuery on your website pages. This plugin has been closed and is not updated for 12 years https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-prettyphoto/. Are you still using this plugin?

The issue might fix if you’ll disable the “wp-prettyphoto” plugin. Could you try to do it?

We’ve got your email. Thank you!

We’re looking at this issue and will reply soon.

Is there a way I don’t have to post the link publicly?

Yes, please email us at [email protected] and add the link on this forum thread for a faster response.

Thank you,

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by Ilnur Basyrov.

Hi @andi_sf!

This is Ilnur from Ecwid team.

Thanks for reaching us!

The on() method hasn’t been deprecated. You can check the official docs here – https://api.jquery.com/category/deprecated/. The .click() method is a shortcut for .on( “click”, handler ) only. So I think the problem is elsewhere.

We need more details to investigate this issue. Can you post a link to the page where this didn’t work so we can look directly?

Hi, @ext237!

Thank you for your feedback about the patched version, it will help us improve our plugin.

Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

Hi, @juelu!

We’ve added support for the “content” attribute for the “time” tag. Feel free to update the plugin on your websites to the 0.5 version.

Regards,

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by Ilnur Basyrov.

Hi, @juelu!

Sorry for your waiting. We are working on this issue.

Yes, we’ll reply here ??