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Cheers, yes, it’s fixed!

Add to that:
6. CSS minification is enabled, but CSS files are not being combined or minified.

Cheers.

To get around the jQuery issue, I changed from Google’s CDN to self-hosted version so W3TC could insert it in its proper place.

However, the way it minifies is causing conflicts within the minified file. I have JavaScript that works fine inflated but now gives me errors like “a.element.ppause is not a function”. Have to give up on the plugin at this point. Third site I’ve tried it on with no luck. ??

I see; the reason it’s inline is so it can initialize with the options set in the preferences pane. I got around this by adding this to my functions.php:

global $wp_lightboxplus;
remove_action('wp_footer', array($wp_lightboxplus,'lightboxPlusColorbox'));


and adding the JS that was being generated to my own .js file.

Sweet.

This topic is marked resolved, so I recommend starting one for your problem. The developers are active on the forum, so they might look at it. They won’t see it under a resolved topic. I can’t offer any suggestions, cause in my case the problem was beyond my reach.

It was a bug they fixed 9 months ago with an update. The problem doesn’t exist for me any more.

Came across this post. I think once you add prices, you’ll get the add to cart link.

I am looking to add a “quantity” box to the quick add to cart that displays in the main product list.

Because I’m developing on my home computer, putting

define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’);

in wp-config.php did the trick.

I’m hoping my client’s host will have a pretty high memory limit by default, since you can’t do anything to increase the memory on many/most? shared hosts.

Oops. Duh. Counted the digits. That’s 32mb of memory—not 320. We need more than that. ??

Oops. Duh. Counted the digits. That’s 32mb of memory—not 320. We need more than that. ??

Yep, adding the space fixed my problem. (5.1.6)

I am going to try this out! Off the top of my head, I don’t think any of the shortcodes from the plugins I use most would be affected by this change. And if any are, I can always wrap them in my own shortcode to run them thru wpautop. Thanks!

I still think WP should have a more elegant way of handling this in core.

This is the offending bit of code :

<script type="text/javascript">
            jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(function(){
                jQuery(".gallery-icon a").lightBox({
                    imageBlank:"https://gee.swinggraphics.com/wp/wp-content/plugins/facebook-photo-fetcher/jquery-lightbox/images/lightbox-blank.gif",
                    imageBtnClose:"https://gee.swinggraphics.com/wp/wp-content/plugins/facebook-photo-fetcher/jquery-lightbox/images/lightbox-btn-close.gif",
                    imageBtnNext:"https://gee.swinggraphics.com/wp/wp-content/plugins/facebook-photo-fetcher/jquery-lightbox/images/lightbox-btn-next.gif",
                    imageBtnPrev:"https://gee.swinggraphics.com/wp/wp-content/plugins/facebook-photo-fetcher/jquery-lightbox/images/lightbox-btn-prev.gif",
                    imageLoading:"https://gee.swinggraphics.com/wp/wp-content/plugins/facebook-photo-fetcher/jquery-lightbox/images/lightbox-ico-loading.gif"
                }); }); });
</script>

It would be great to have this moved into a standard enqueue script function, with the option of putting it in the footer.

It seems to have been fixed now!