jgarib

For me this has to do with the order in which the scripts are loaded. Their javascript is loaded via wp_enqueue_script.

In application/frontend/manager.php [line: 105] there is :

wp_enqueue_script('aam-login', AAM_MEDIA . '/js/aam-login.js');

If I change this to:

wp_enqueue_script('aam-login', AAM_MEDIA . '/js/aam-login.js', ['jquery']);

It works.

What you could do is remove the script with wp_dequeue_script and then re-enqueue it in your functions.php or elsewhere, passing jquery as a pre-requisite, as seen in the second code example above. You would have to change AAM_MEDIA to a relative or absolute path to the plugin directory.

**Edit**

I just implemented it for my site. You want to do something similar to the following. I’m using bedrock by roots.io for a theme, so my directory structure is a bit different than standard wordpress.

add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', function(){
    wp_dequeue_script('aam-login');
    wp_enqueue_script('aam-login', get_home_url() . '/app/plugins/advanced-access-manager/media/js/aam-login.js', ['jquery']);
});

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by jgarib.