Closed (fixed)
Project:
OpenFed
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Reporter:
Created:
24 Jan 2013 at 13:36 UTC
Updated:
27 Apr 2020 at 18:49 UTC
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The status report warns:
JQuery ImagesLoaded plugin Not found
For best results, you should download the JQuery ImagesLoaded plugin and move the downloaded js file(s) into the /sites/all/libraries/jquery.imagesloaded folder of your server.
Comments
Comment #1
Echofive commentedHi,
We never had this error during the development.
You don't give a lot of details about the way to generate this error and we don't have the possibilities to fix this without a max of info.
So,
What do you try to do ? Which modules are concerned (if you've this info).
It's appear that it's just a missing library but I need to know the filename who need to be used.
Kind regards
Comment #2
bart.hanssens commentedActually not trying to do anything in particular...
The warning is shown when visiting the status report page (as Drupal admin)
en/admin/reports/status.So this may or may not be a real issue for end users (not sure what module uses this plugin, if any)
Comment #3
Echofive commentedHi,
The library was added to the libraries folder and she be found in the status page.
The issue is solved.
Kind regards
Comment #4
Echofive commentedComment #5
new123456789 commentedI am getting the same error message. Where do I get the .js/library from. I can't see anything here: https://github.com/desandro/imagesloaded/downloads
Comment #6
new123456789 commentedComment #7
Babou commentedThis is where you can get the library from its git repository https://github.com/desandro/imagesloaded.git
Comment #8
bart.hanssens commentedComment #9
new123456789 commentedThank you. Is this the zip I need? imagesloaded-master?
Comment #10
new123456789 commentedYay! That fixed it. Thank you
Comment #11
biswajitroyFollow the following steps :
1. Just download the "imagesloaded" Library from here https://github.com/desandro/imagesloaded.git
2. Upload the files to sites/all/libraries/jquery.imagesloaded folder
3. Rename "imagesloaded.js" to "jquery.imagesloaded.js" in sites/all/libraries/jquery.imagesloaded folder
4. Flush your cache. Problem will resolve.
Cheers,
B. Roy
Comment #12
bramvandenbulcke commentedPost # 11 was really helpful. Thanks B. Roy!
It's a pity I have to search the web to find such a solution. The link in the status report is wrong and it is unclear which files to download. Compare this to the Cycle plugin, which links to the correct page and which consists of one file.
Comment #13
mahipal46 commented#11 is working for me..
Comment #14
abhinya commentedThis worked for me,
Comment #15
Mokolo commented#11 Works, thanks.
Comment #16
Chris CharltonThe project page and README file really need to be updated to be more clear about the JS file renaming requirement.
Comment #17
Manuel P.V. commented#11 Biswajit Roy Thank you very much :)
Comment #18
Terebinth commentedThanks Biswajit Roy!
Comment #19
Countzero commented#11 seems to be the way to go. Thanks.
Comment #20
jagscol commentedThanks biswajit_roy, it's working for me!!!!!!
Comment #21
kopeboyWhy can't I use the pkgd.min file instead of the big one?
Coming from here
Comment #22
katannshaw commentedbiswajit_roy: I followed the instructions on comment #11 for this notice and installed the JQuery ImagesLoaded plugin at /sites/all/libraries/jquery.imagesloaded. For some reason this unfortunately resulted in my views slideshows not scrolling through the images, as well as receiving memory-related errors like this when saving views w/slideshows:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 9976 bytes) in \sites\all\modules\views\plugins\views_plugin_display.inc on line 76Once I deleted the jquery.imagesloaded folder from sites/all/libraries, they started working fine again. Does the JQuery ImagesLoaded plugin have an issue with the JQuery Cycle plugin? Has anyone else experienced this?
UPDATE:
Yes egmont you are correct. Once I renamed that file to jquery.imagesloaded.js per biswajit_roy's instructions on #11, everything worked properly. Thanks biswajit_roy.
Comment #23
egmont commentedbiswajit_roy commented about a year ago
3. Rename "imagesloaded.js" to "jquery.imagesloaded.js" in sites/all/libraries/jquery.imagesloaded folder
Именно это и помогло. Спасибо и biswajit_roy и остальным участникам. С уважение ко всем. Барух.
Comment #24
snlnz commentedNumber #11 resolved the issue with missing jquery.imagesloaded plugin on Core-7.33.
Comment #25
biswajitroyIt has been fixed and closed.
Comment #26
n20 commentedI used 2.1.2 release of ImagesLoaded https://github.com/desandro/imagesloaded/releases/tag/v2.1.2
and renamed the directory to
sites/all/libraries/jquery.imagesloadedflushed caches and problem was solved.
Using latest master resulted in errors for me:
TypeError: EventEmitter is not a constructorComment #27
spideep commented#11 solved the issue, thanks. It will be better a good text explanation in that module, how can we contrib?
Comment #28
mobiliario commentedBiswajit Roy has the answer that works form me.
Thanks.
Comment #29
rramos commentedThanks very much !! I try #14 post and work ;-)
Comment #30
hhelbert commented#11 thanks..... it's works....
Comment #31
biswajitroyComment #32
biswajitroyThanks everyone for your valuable feed back. I am closing the issue.
Cheers,
B. Roy
Comment #33
waqarit commentedThanks it really help me. But it should also be updated on Drupal report page. Why Drupal says to keep the name that is not recognised.
Comment #34
salimbablu commented#11 is working fine Thanks Dear.
Comment #35
katannshaw commentedShouldn't this issue be moved to core and changed to a feature request for steps from the #11 post added to the documentation? Is there a reason not to do this? From what I can see it's not related to OpenFed, as I don't have that module installed. This error applies to anyone who updated core to 7.x-3.3 (see #24). I'm just curious and want others input.
Comment #36
neoweb67 commentedHi. I have Drupal 7.43. I Flllowed the step .11 and I still get:
Please help...
Comment #37
Red2015 commentedsame as neoweb67... This no longer seems to fix...
Comment #38
Red2015 commentedWorking. Ignore above, this should do it:
Fetch imagesLoaded http://imagesloaded.desandro.com/
from http://imagesloaded.desandro.com/imagesloaded.pkgd.min.js
and place it into
sites/all/libraries/imagesloaded/imagesloaded.pkgd.min.js
Comment #39
Fabito commentedThanks Red2015, #38 work for me.
Comment #40
biigniick commented#38 also worked for me. #11 no longer works
Comment #41
giorgosk#38 comment is a good solution
actually 2.1.2 version worked for me
https://github.com/desandro/imagesloaded/tree/v2.1.2
Comment #42
highfellow commentedI've had this problem and found that #11 still works for me. I haven't tried #38.
Comment #43
omrmankarComment #44
Chris CharltonDoes this need to be reopened or new issue in it's own ticket?
Comment #45
salag commented11 worked for me, four years later!
Is it just that the folder name and the .js file have to match exactly?
Thanks
Comment #46
d70rr3s commented#11 works great even for D8. Thanks!
Comment #47
tiernosbah@gmail.com commented#11's solution still works in D7.54
Thanks
Comment #48
mrhoseah commentedDownload the plugin from https://github.com/desandro/imagesloaded/releases/tag/v2.1.2 and rename the directory imagesloaded to jquery.imagesloaded flush cache.
It should work.
Hope thats helpful
Comment #49
mariami.ta commented#11 Biswajit Roy - Thank you,Worked for me..
Comment #50
makokis commentedthanks
Comment #51
lepuswei commentedI encountered the same problem. Downloaded the 2.1.2 version but the report persisted. I then disable the equal height module, put the 2.1.2 version to the library again in sites/all/libraries/imageloaded (note not jquery.imageloaded) . Enable the equal height module again.Finally the message disappeared.I guess the equal height is still renderring the js file so why it cannot disappear withouth disabling the equal height module. Hope this could help for somebody.
Comment #52
dschoni commentedSince Drupal 7 is outdated, a solution for Drupal 8 is required.
I've tried to do the steps with copy and rename for
/libraries/imagesloaded/imagesloaded.pkgd.min.js
But it's not working ...
Comment #53
vako commentedThe solutions here didn't fix my site. Here are the details:
Drupal 7.69
The status page at /admin/reports/status indicates the following issue with jQuery:
jQuery Images Loaded not found
The Images Loaded library could not be found.
JQuery ImagesLoaded plugin Installed
see the image of that page on this link.
I have downloaded and installed the library and renamed the file jquery.imagesloaded.js and cleared the cache