Jrgailey

I had this same problem and found the information in the above answers very useful for debugging.

I have attached the code I am using which seems to have ‘fixed the glitch’. It is very similar to Christopher Michael Luna’s solution, but it doesn’t seem to have the search bar issue patsam was referring to.

In case anyone is interested in how I did it here we go, otherwise feel free to just snag the snippet:
I wrapped the current if statement in a new if statement to check if the image variable is not undefined (by checking its current type). If the image variable is NOT undefined then the code executes normally. However, if the image variable IS undefined then we skip the next part (which tries to access properties from the image variable).

The error was caused because the current FlexSlider logic wants to grab certain properties from the image variable, the problem is the image variable doesn’t seem to be defined at this point (probably if the flexSlider is trying to access images which don’t exist)

/*  FlexSlider

/* ------------------------------------ */

	var firstImage = jQuery('.flexslider').find('img').filter(':first'),

		checkforloaded = setInterval(function() {

			var image = firstImage.get(0);
			if(typeof image !== 'undefined'){
				if (image.readyState == 'complete' || image.readyState == 4 || image.complete ) {

					clearInterval(checkforloaded);

					jQuery('.flexslider').flexslider({

						animation: "slide",

						useCSS: false, // Fix iPad flickering issue

						slideshow: false,

						directionNav: true,

						controlNav: true,

						pauseOnHover: true,

						slideshowSpeed: 7000,

						animationSpeed: 400,

						smoothHeight: true,

						touch: false

					});

				}
			}

		}, 20);

	$('select').dropkick();

});