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  • #6544
    lunchblocks
    lunchblocks
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    Hi,
    So this is very strange, but I have been struggling for days now trying to figure out an issue with my website. The background image is fine when you open a page and suddenly it zooms it. Messing up with quality of the image and the overall visual composition.
    Finally today I tried to turn all my plugins off to see if one of them was the source of that bug. Ajax pro was the plugin causing that background zoom…
    Have you seen that before? Is there a fix?

    Thank you

    Amalia

    #6545
    lunchblocks
    lunchblocks
    Participant

    And that’s not all, when I turn it off, then i have elements disappearing. On the recipe page for example, all the recipes disappear… So strange.

    #6552
    Ernest Marcinko
    Ernest Marcinko
    Keymaster

    Hi!

    I’ve just done some testing.

    After deactivating the plugin from what I can see there is an error in one of the header scripts, which is most likely causing the whole problem: https://i.imgur.com/aDFlcE4.png

    The error states:

    Uncaught TypeError: $ is not a function

    Which happens if the jQuery object is not mixed into the “$” object. The reason why it worked with the search active is, that the plugin tries to fix this issue. This is definitely not caused by ajax search pro, as a de-activated plugin code has no effect on the site whatsoever – because simply no code is executed from it’s directory.

    After looking more into the error message, the following code is giving the error in the site header:

    jQuery(document).ready(function(){
    $(".wpurp-user-menus-by").before( "<div class='sHeadTxtsidebar'>Your saved meal planners</div>" );
    $(".user-menus-input-container").before( "<div class='sHeadTxt'>Your planner name:</div>" );
    $(".user-menus-input-container").before( "<div class='sHeadsubTxtNote' >(default is date and username, but you can change it)</div>" );
    $(".user-menus-selected-recipes").before( "<div class='sHeadTxt'>Recipes in your grocery list and planner:</div>" );
    $(".user-menus-buttons-container").before( "<div class='sHeadsubTxt'>don't forget to adjust the number of servings</div>" );
    $(".user-menus-ingredients").before( "<div class='sHeadTxtgrocerylist' style='padding-top:40px;'>your grocery list</div>" );
    $(".user-menus-buttons-container button").first().text("SAVE YOUR PLANNING");
    $(".user-menus-buttons-container button").last().text("PRINT PLANNER");
    
    })

    This code is actually adding elements, menu items into the page. And the problem is that while the function waits for the jQuery document ready event, it then uses the “$” variable as jQuery, which of course is not defined. So I would try to change it to something like:

    jQuery(document).ready(function(){
    jQuery(".wpurp-user-menus-by").before( "<div class='sHeadTxtsidebar'>Your saved meal planners</div>" );
    jQuery(".user-menus-input-container").before( "<div class='sHeadTxt'>Your planner name:</div>" );
    jQuery(".user-menus-input-container").before( "<div class='sHeadsubTxtNote' >(default is date and username, but you can change it)</div>" );
    jQuery(".user-menus-selected-recipes").before( "<div class='sHeadTxt'>Recipes in your grocery list and planner:</div>" );
    jQuery(".user-menus-buttons-container").before( "<div class='sHeadsubTxt'>don't forget to adjust the number of servings</div>" );
    jQuery(".user-menus-ingredients").before( "<div class='sHeadTxtgrocerylist' style='padding-top:40px;'>your grocery list</div>" );
    jQuery(".user-menus-buttons-container button").first().text("SAVE YOUR PLANNING");
    jQuery(".user-menus-buttons-container button").last().text("PRINT PLANNER");
    
    })

    Or maybe leave it unchanged and rather move it to the footer.php file in your theme, so it won’t block the page rendering.

    This is the only error as far as I can see, but there might be more after fixing this one. I suggest fixing the page with the plugin deactivated to make sure it’s working properly.

    Best,
    Ernest Marcinko

    If you like my products, don't forget to rate them on codecanyon :)


    #6553
    Ernest Marcinko
    Ernest Marcinko
    Keymaster

    And the background zoom is caused by the parallax scrolling script. Because the upper mentioned error stopped further script execution on the page, the parallax was not working when the plugin was deactivated, so no zooming happened.

    Best,
    Ernest Marcinko

    If you like my products, don't forget to rate them on codecanyon :)


    #6554
    lunchblocks
    lunchblocks
    Participant

    Thank you so much for looking into that, I really appreciate your time.

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