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Hey there, Plugin Devs, I finally figured out the problem. The highly customized theme running on the website was enqueuing jQuery on the header, and so was WordPress. It’s probably best just to use the version WordPress natively loads.

After I commented out the line that loaded the extra version of jQuery on the theme, the plugin started working normally again.

Thanks for the help with this issue.

Hi there, thanks for your suggestion. I replaced the code in the main.js file with the code you provided and unfortunately I am still getting the same jQuery error:

TypeError: jQuery(this).wbebaic_isInViewport is not a function. (In ‘jQuery(this).wbebaic_isInViewport()’, ‘jQuery(this).wbebaic_isInViewport’ is undefined)

Please advise and thanks in advance for your help.

My pleasure. Thanks for a great plugin!

Thanks for the code, messica. This fixed the issue for me. I look forward to this issue being addressed in a future release.

Thanks, Skylermoon! Your article was indeed helpful.

I have every piece set up as you describe, but was trying to find a way to avoid paying for WooCommerce subscriptions, so I did not have the option to define the product as a “simple subscription”.

In my case there’s only one product, a downloadable PDF, but there are two options for payment: A full payment of $197 or 3 separate payments of $77.

If the client chooses the 3-payment version, they would have to pay $77 for the first of three chapters. The second chapter becomes available after 31 days, the third after 62 days.

This is already working fine as long as we do NOT use WooCommerce. The Paid Memberships Pro plugin includes all functionalities required to create a 3-month subscription and “drip” the content into monthly chapters.

Apparently the only way to do this with WooCommerce is to pay for the WooCommerce Subscriptions plugin, which may be well worth it if there were more than just one product, or if there were a mix of different products including physical products with shipping, etc.

Your article is well presented and should be very useful to others: Well done!