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Project:
jQuery Update
Version:
6.x-2.0-alpha1
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Major
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
19 Aug 2010 at 21:43 UTC
Updated:
8 Mar 2017 at 15:27 UTC
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Comment #1
vorapoap commentedMessage: Exception thrown and not caught
Line: 19
Char: 2424
Code: 0
URI: /jquery_update/replace/jquery.min.js?I
I also get this error on IE8
Comment #2
nghtstr commentedThis is appearing to me also. The only difference here is that I do not have LightBox installed at all, I am just getting the error.
In IE8, I get the following Error:
Exception thrown but not caught
Code: 0
Line: 19
Char: 2424
In Firefox (with Firebug enabled):
Error: uncaught exception: Syntax error, unrecognized expression: #
Comment #3
halloffame commented+1 I'm also getting this error on IE browsers.
I have Colorbox installed and its only happening on pages where I'm using the module.
Comment #4
vorapoap commentedProbably someone in the core developer team would try to migrate this for Drupal 6 core?
It will benefit lot of developers in the long term.
Comment #5
lyosef commentedI also have this problem. Has no one found an answer?
Comment #6
dwigglesworth commentedI have a similar problem, I would like to upgrade my version of jQuery 1.2.6 to 1.3.2 to make use of jQuery ui's autocomplete function.
In FF I keep getting the following error in Firebug on every page that I navigate to - after I have installed the jQuery Update module:
Uncaught exception: syntax error, unrecognised expression [@href^=http]
The only way to remove the error is to disable the jQuery Update module.
Comment #7
dwigglesworth commentedThe reason why I am getting: Uncaught exception: syntax error, unrecognised expression [@href^=http]. Is because my Drupal installation links to a jQuery script using the @ sign, which was deprecated since jQuery v1.2 and removed in v1.3.
This exact issue maybe unrelated to the other issues posted here, however the other errors that are mentioned may also be because jQuery scripts used by your Drupal installation may have been written for the earlier version of jQuery and contain deprecated syntax.
Comment #8
markhalliwellDrupal 6 reached EOL (end-of-life) on February 24, 2016.