qbics

Hi army8mike,

that’s weird. But something must have changed, otherwise the old fix would be working, right? Maybe you updated your plugins / theme or added some new content that interferes with the fixed widget.
I don’t know, but I belive that your theme is interfering with fixed widget.

Please read the manual.

I have taken another look at your site and it seems like you have setup many fixed elements. You could try to uncheck all the unnecessary “Fixed widget” checkboxes on the Appearance -> Widgets screen in your backend, even if they are not being displayed anymore. Even if it does not help with the problem, it will at least speed up your site a little bit.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by qbics.

Hello again,

unfortunately I did not have the time to look into this issue, yet.
You should be able to overwrite the javascript file with the old fix. Copy the file to <your-wordpress-directory>/wp-content/plugins/q2w3-fixed-widget/js/q2w3-fixed-widget.min.js, and it might be fixed again (if it is the same error as it was), but actually it should work with the update, too.

Did you change anything on your website (new plugins, theme etc)?

Best regards

Hello kushalforu,

I have just looked at your website and checked the JavaScript console with Chrome.
The error you are talking about is not caused by q2w3-fixed-widget.
It’s raised in your index page and it looks like someone accidentally deleted parts of the JavaScript code.

The message “q2w3_sidebar_options not found!” is just a notice (because you did not mark any widgets as fixed yet) and has nothing to do with the “Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token (” error.

You can try to change your theme or disable other plugins and check if this error message will disappear.

Kind regards
qbics

Awesome. You’re welcome!

Hi Reinhold667,

thanks to your report I was able to find a JavaScript problem in q2w3-fixed-widget while digging through your site. We have just released an update (5.1.9) which should solve this problem. Please report back if it helps or not.

Kind regards
qbics

Okay, now that’s a problem. I’m not quite sure if it’s your theme or q2w3-fixed-widget. Unfortunately we cannot reproduce this problem on our side, that’s why we need your site up and running (feel free to create a special page just for our problem, if you like).

Please confirm that you are running Version 5.1.8 (and have cleared your cache), and if your problem still persists we will look into your problem within the next days.

Kind regards
qbics

Hi Svarsk,

awesome, I’m glad that it works :-).
Q2w3-fixed-widget is designed to work with WordPress only. If you know how to write JavaScript, you can try to copy and adjust the file <q2w3-fixed-widget>js/q2w3-fixed-widget.js for your needs, maybe it works, but I’m sorry I cannot give you any more detailed instructions.

If you know CSS, you could read up about the position attribute:
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_class_position.asp
and have a look at position sticky:
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_position_sticky

Have a good one, cheers
qbics

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by qbics.

The jumping is caused by your theme. I hope it will be resolved with our latest update.

This issue is resolved.

Do you still have problems with the plugin?

I assume this is resolved with our latest update. If not please let me know.

Hi attractiv,

I think your problems should already be resolved with our latest update. Please get back to me, if that’s not the case.

Best regards
qbics

Hello Sravsk,

did you try the update, yet? I’m really curious if it works and solves your problem.
Kind regards
qbics

Hi Sravsk,

thanks for your patience. I think this solution should work:
Just download and install this update and report back if it solves your problem.

Kind regards
qbics

Hello bestfitbybrazil,

I have just looked at your site, and I think the confusion is caused by the negative value (-2075) you are using for margin top. This leads to varying scrolling behaviour in your case (depending on the vertical size of your website).
When, like in your case, the fixed widget (Product Filter) is taller than the browser height, the lower part will only become visible when you scroll to the bottom of the page. That’s how q2w3-fixed-widget is meant to work. A negative value for margin top is not a proper solution to make q2w3-fixed widget scroll to your widget’s lower part before reaching the bottom (or the stop ID from your settings).
Kind regards
qbics

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by qbics.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by qbics.