The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.It seems that jqmulti does nothing if jquery_update is installed. Looking at the code it seems that it is using a jquery_update api hook which only exists in the dev branch but not the release branch of jquery_update. Perhaps the dependency check should be updated to look for the jquery_update version as well.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #3 | check_jquery_update_hook-1567680.patch | 678 bytes | goron |
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Comment #1
goron commentedThis isn't a bug. The module is compatible with jquery_update, though it does require the dev version. This is stated in bold on the module's project page.
I do agree still that it would be nice to do some kind of check for this. It can't be done with a dependency because the module is not dependent on jquery_update, it's optional, and also dependency checking for dev versions doesn't work well.
Given all that, I think it would be nice to add a check to hook_requirements() which, if jquery_update is enabled, checks for the existence of the hook and warns if it doesn't exist that a newer version of jquery_update is required for compatibility.
This is a low priority for me, so a patch would speed things up.
Comment #2
goron commentedFixed in 6.x version. Now checks for the hook when jqmulti is enabled (still doesn't warn if jquery_update is enabled after jqmulti, but oh well).
Fix in D7.
Comment #3
goron commentedpatch