A few issues, jquery version

[martinsarsini]

Dear everyone
I have problems using the jquery framework
I am using Google loader and the latest version of jquery, but I am getting errors if I am using the preview functionality and the insert table

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<script src="http://www.google.com/jsapi"></script>
<script>google.load("jquery", "1.2.6");</script>


I tryed also using google loader and jquery version 1.2.3 but nothing
it works only with the provided jquery.js file

But apart this, it doesn't post the data, I am using PHP and if I do a print_r($_POST) to see what values are posted, nothing in the textarea is being posted. If I deactivate Javascript it works, with WYMeditor it doesn't (even with the provided jquery.js file)

[martinsarsini]

Good, I solved the problem of the data non posted
found out that I had to class="wymupdate" to che input submit

regarding the other problem, using google loader and jQuery 1.2.3 or 1.2.6, still haven't found out how to fix it

[mr_lundis]

I am using Google loader and the latest version of jquery, but I am getting errors if I am using the preview functionality and the insert table

You get this error because WYMeditor needs to include jQuery in all the pop-ups it opens and WYM does this by adding a script tag into the new window. So if you load jQuery dynamically, it won't work since WYMeditor needs the jQuery path to do this.

If you desperately need this functionality, I'd suggest you to post a ticket at the Trac site. However, just including jQuery locally will probably be a lot easier.

Hope this helps you out!

[martinsarsini]

Yes i quite understood it was something like this.
Would be great if something can be done to make it work also with google loader, I think I am not the only one using it

[Jaymon]

I use the Google Loader and solved this issue by just using the full googleapi url, which is:

http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.2.6/jquery.min.js

I would assume you could update the 1.2.6 to whatever version of jquery you use. I found the full url here: http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlibs/documentation/index.html#jquery

[martinsarsini]

Of course in the way that you have describded it works because you are including the absolute path to the library, it doesn't matter where it is hosted. Your method is not using the google.load, but just using Google for the hosted library file. That is exactly where my problem is, I need to use the google.load method

[martinsarsini]

anyway, I raised a ticket here http://trac.wymeditor.org/trac/ticket/128