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In reply to: [CoursePress Learning Management System] Found js error.CENTOS 7.5 virtuozzo [host] v74.0.10
Apache 2.4 php 7.1 (via easy apache 4). Ummm… let me double check my root httpd config.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CoursePress Learning Management System] Found js error.It is… I have my own dedicated server centos/whm with knownhost. But firefox and chrome balked at this line:
TypeError: this.$ is not a function coursepress-unitsbuilder.js: 1459:6
In the end, I modified the line to:
this.module_collection.fetch({ success: function() { this.$('.unit-save-button') .removeClass( 'disabled' ); } });The sections were displayed, but no data was ever able to be saved.
Fwiw, I’ve been working with perl/php/javascript for many (20) years. I tried to get this system to work for more than a day. I’ve also authored a few plugins as well. Unfortunately I’m not as skilled in javascript like you guys are. It’s grown exponentially in the last 10 years, too much to comprehend.I must say though, if this little error could be solved, I would rate it by far the best lms plug-in in the world.
Take care and thanks…Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CoursePress Learning Management System] Found js error.I changed it to this… (I’m not very good at ‘this’ with javascript):
this.module_collection.fetch({ success: function() { this.$('.unit-save-button') .removeClass( 'disabled' ); } });Everything in the sections, below the unit saves to the database except for the content.
I would really like this to work.
Thanks.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CoursePress Learning Management System] Found js error.While that worked, only when I click on save units, it doesn’t save the content in lower ‘section’.