I'm getting the following javascript error in this version:

z.el.curAnim has no properties

I installed the previous verison 5.x-0.9, and it seems to be working fine.

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chrisshattuck’s picture

I may have been a bit hasty in that last post, please excuse me, as I'm new here. ;) I was still getting some errors with the 5.x-0.9 version ("jQuery is not defined"), but I'm also using simplemenu.module and when I have it disabled I don't seem to get the errors. My apologies if this is not the right place to put this. Thanks!

adam.skinner’s picture

Assigned: Unassigned » adam.skinner
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Okay, I encountered and resolved the same issue. I think it may have something to do with caching, but I'm not entirely sure, so take that with a grain of salt. What I can tell you is what I did and how I fixed it:

INSTALLATION:
* install jQuery Update and jQuery Interface (and perhaps MessageFX, I'm not sure on that one) en-masse.
* copy the jquery.js file from the jquery_update directory to /misc, overwriting the old one (verified)

FIND A PROBLEM:
* Go to the devel reinstall module page, and you'll see a warning disappear once $(function() {}); loads from jQuery Update.
* Using Firebug, view the script source of /misc/jquery.js. This is the old script source! (it has dries name in it, rather than starting with '//jquery 1.1.2' and then the packed code.

FIX THE PROBLEM:
What I did to resolve this was download the latest version of jQuery from http://code.google.com/p/jqueryjs/. I renamed the 1.1.2 version to jquery.js.OLD, and copied this in. Then I hit the page, and saw that jquery.js wasn't found and a few errors popped up. Then I renamed 1.1.4.pack (the version I'd downloaded) to jquery.js and gave it a shot.

Worked like a charm.

The reason I think it is a client side cache issue is because it actually worked on the www. URI on my domain (which I only use to test stuff like this!). I hit it from IE as well, at WWW and this gave me the pulsing effect, but when hitting the same page in IE on the non-www URI I got the errors.

So, it's either that jquery-1.1.2.pack.js included in the script as jquery.js doesn't actually work (which doesn't make sense since Firebug showed the dries commentary in the script source) or it is a client-side bug. The latter makes sense, since I just tried it in IE (which I hadn't done the failed jQuery check on), and the error still occurs.

Looks like we can close this one. It's a browser cache issue.

dagomar’s picture

I just had to clear my cache...

source4india’s picture

Title: Getting javascript error in 5.x-1.0 » Getting javascript error in 5.x-1.0 Solved By Manisekaran

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bigbaykiter’s picture

I tried all of these , still not solved, on the verge of a reinstall ... :(