Answer by cjbj for How to include jQuery and JavaScript files correctly?
If, for performance reasons, you want to load jquery and other core js-files from a CDN, make sure you are loading the same version to prevent nasty things happening with core and plugin functions....
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After checking all different methods for loading jquery (not only on this post), I realized that none of them do all of these:Register (and perhaps enqueue) jquery using a function , so it can be used...
View ArticleAnswer by Adam for How to include jQuery and JavaScript files correctly?
if (function_exists('load_my_scripts')) { function load_my_scripts() { if (!is_admin()) { wp_deregister_script( 'jquery' ); wp_register_script('jquery',...
View ArticleAnswer by Stephen Harris for How to include jQuery and JavaScript files...
Hope this helps, look up the codex for wp_enqueue_scripts for more information.Dont use init to enqueue. Use wp_enqueue_scripts for front-end stuff and admin_enqueue_scripts for admin side. You can use...
View ArticleAnswer by Chip Bennett for How to include jQuery and JavaScript files correctly?
First rule of thumb: do not deregister core-bundled scripts and replace with other versions, unless you are absolutely certain that no Theme, Plugins, or core itself will break due to the version...
View ArticleAnswer by Boone Gorges for How to include jQuery and JavaScript files correctly?
Fair warning: deregistering WP's packaged version of jQuery in favor of your own can cause problems, especially if you aren't extra careful to make sure that you change the version you're pointing...
View ArticleHow to include jQuery and JavaScript files correctly?
I'm doing it right now with the following code: function uw_load_scripts() { // De-register the built in jQuery wp_deregister_script('jquery'); // Register the CDN version wp_register_script('jquery',...
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