cwd
Member
gravityforms/js/jquery.dimensions.js has a call near the bottom:
function num(el, prop) {
return parseInt($.curCSS(el.jquery?el[0]:el,prop,true))||0;
};this breaks in wordpress 3.5 as $.curCSS is an alias that is no longer supported
http://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/11921
The library should be updated or this should be changed to jQuery.css
I will bring this to the attention of the development team.
Can you explain if you're having a problem or where you are seeing a notice of this? We're not able to create any issue related to this at all. Thank you.
scangroup
Member
I experienced this error when using GF in combination with the "Admin Menu Tree Page View" (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/admin-menu-tree-page-view/). Disabling AMTPV solved the issue. I was only experiencing an issue on the admin side, and was unable to edit any forms, however I did not see any problems with the live form.
In my brief look, I do not see why there would be a conflict, though. I do not see AMTPV overriding any scripts. Below are the enqueue lines in the init action:
Since disabling AMTPV fixes the problem, but the error is from a GF script, I'm just providing the information to allow both sides to investigate.
Thanks,
Thank you for providing that additional information. I will bring this to the attention of the developers once again with this information.
The curCSS script is no longer required by Gravity Forms and will be removed from the code in version 1.7 when it's released.
Regarding the Admin Tree Page View plugin conflict, we were unable to reproduce that. I installed version 2.6, which was released on 1/2/2013. Is is possible the changes in 2.6 fixed the problem you are having currently? Here is the changelog from 2.6 AMTPV:
2.6
Fixes for popup on WP 3.5
Replaced live() with on() for jQuery
Small CSS fixes, for example search box label being a bit off
mrardon
Member
I am experiencing the same issue and have 2.6 AMTPV, we still had to disable it to edit our forms properly.
According to more recent comments on this page http://eskapism.se/wordpress/admin-menu-tree-page-view/ they are working on a solution on their end.
Interesting. Sounds like it is more an issue with AMTPV and WordPress 3.5 than it is with Gravity Forms? In any event, neither the developers nor myself could recreate a problem.
According to the author of the AMTPV plugin:
"Gravity Forms uses a jQuery plugin called jquery.dimensions, which has been integrated with jQuery core since jQuery 1.2.6. The latest/current version of WordPress uses 1.8.3 and it does not contain some of the methods that the old dimensions-plugin use (for example curCSS, which was removed in jQuery (more info here: http://blog.jquery.com/2012/08/09/jquery-1-8-released/).
So not much I can do. Try again at the Gravity Forms forum."
I can confirm that the conflict is still present with version AMTPV version 2.6, GF 1.6.11 and Wordpress 3.5.
Love both plugins, looking forward to a solution.
Thanks everyone,
-barbara-
I'll bring this to the attention of the development team.
We've deleted that file from the very latest version. If you would like a copy before it's publicly released, please send an email to chris@rocketgenius.com and reference this topic.
Thank you.
