When trying out the Newsticker plugin, I get the following in Firebug :
$.isFunction is not a function
[mysite]/sites/all/modules/newsticker/jcycle.js
Line 10

and no scrollling of the newsticker items. (I have hidden the full website address as it is in no fit state to be seen by anyone yet ;) )

Non-scrolling of text oocurs in Opera 9.27 (Linux) as well. I am not conversant enough with JavaScript yet to try and figure out what's wrong...

server: Debian Etch, Apache 2, PHP5, Mysql5
Client: Ubuntu Hardy, Firefox 2.0.0.14, Opera 9.27

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levelos’s picture

levelos commented
Status: Active » Fixed

The scroller requires a newer version of JQuery, which you can get by using the jqery_update module. I forgot to add the dependency, sorry. I'll commit an updated release shortly.

If anyone has an alternative high quality fader they want to propose that works with the older JQuery, I'll be happy to integrate.

westwesterson’s picture

westwesterson commented

which version? jquery update 1.0?

levelos’s picture

levelos commented

I am using jquery_update 5.x-2.x-dev, haven't tested 5.x-1.0 so am not sure if it works as well.

westwesterson’s picture

westwesterson commented

it doesn't work with 5.x-1.0 ;) maybe the readme and module page should say this.

levelos’s picture

levelos commented

Yes, I agree. I will update shortly. Working alright for you using 5.x-2.x?

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Balefire commented

Thanks for getting back so soon - sorry I didn't! I have installed jQuery Update and now have transitions. The scroll ones don't appear to work still, but I'm happy with those that do.

I tried all of the various versions of jquery.js direct from jquery.com (including the latest) and they all seem to end up the same way. Not sure if this is any help to you at all.

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levelos commented
Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Balefire, so what the min version of JQuery required in your testing?

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Balefire commented

I really should learn to come back and read these threads I start more frequently.

I basically tried each version of jquery to see if there were any improvements or regressions in any of the modules which relied on jquery update. When the improvements stopped and no regressions appeared, I stuck with that version. At the time it was 1.2.3.

TBH I think the version which was included in the jquery update module would probably have done me just as good, although, now I think about it, there were some Konqueror issues I had which prompted me to search and found a post suggesting an update to 1.1.3.1. I should have made notes but was in a hurry at the time.

I am very much in the enthusiastic amateur category when it comes to any form of development, destined to make real developers lives a misery ;)