Well i did some testing and figured it out - sort of, anyway. I renamed the jquery file that cms adds when user has logged in and voila... everything started working again. So i guess its a matter of that new jquery file.
I guess there is no solution to this problem anyway, since i cannot just delete the second file - it is required in more then one place. I'll let those guys who made this CMS know about it. Basically the problem is (as much as i understand it) that cms adds new jquery file to the page and since it is added after my init call, it screws up everything that happens in that function. Alan On Jul 9, 9:40 pm, zayatzz <alan.kesselm...@gmail.com> wrote: > Ah hell... if you think it would be useful, then i can give you an > account for testing too - not here though, via email, skype or msn. > > Alan. > > On Jul 9, 9:23 pm, zayatzz <alan.kesselm...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Yes that is what i've been saying. you get the error when you are > > logged in otherwise it works just fine. Unfortunately i cannot give > > you access to editor/admin environment. > > > quoting my own words - it all works whem im logged out of CMS - > > > Alan. > > > On Jul 9, 9:06 pm, Charlie <charlie...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > no idea. WOrked fine for me, no hoverintent error > > > zayatzz wrote:The path is valid definately. I checked it with firebug > > > plus it all works when im logged out of the CMS - you can see it working > > > athttp://www.sanlab.eewhenyoumove your cursor into the menu. When i log > > > in editor environment then the cms adds bunch of scripts to the page and > > > then it stops working and web developer toolbar shows forementioned > > > error. The same file is not beeing inserted after the call, but the > > > jquery.js itself is beeing inserted by the CMS. I do not know why this > > > would cause and error, because many other functions work just fine. > > > Several other functions stop working too though, like colourpicker that > > > is visible on the same page. Alan On Jul 9, 8:27 pm, > > > Charlie<charlie...@gmail.com>wrote:"is not a function" means script you > > > are referncing , in this case hoverintent, isn't accesible when you call > > > the function. It shows you have it in page, but is path vaild? Is same > > > file being inserted again after the call ( seen that cause function to > > > fail too) can you post link? zayatzz wrote:Any ideas why im getting this > > > error? Alan
