Crown: Ok, so I’ll enqueue only the script then, will try and see if it works now
Douillet: Stuffmc: https://codex.----escape_autolink_uri:a03ded6cd97ffffa8f7b4e1454f3eecc----.org/htaccess#Multisite
Douillet: BRB – Granola bar in my car 😀
Mehringer: Bseides that all works the same as with my previous .htaccess
Iwanyszyn: Again, it’s only when trying to access http://pomcast.biz/comments/wp-admin/network/
Woelzlein: When logged in, obivously
Sinitiere: Ok Douillet, now I have this with no jquery but only my script, the good news is that the page now displays again, so good sign but the console.log aleert in my script http://pastebin.com/RUhxDEZq still doesn’t show up, should I try to include jquery as well?
Mulqueen: Ah OK it says in the console that there is no javascript on the page, so it’s not loading the script, do I have to reference it somewhere in the template other than functions.php?
Tiefenauer: Like in the usual way script src=”script_1.js”/script?
Savers: B****t: what does your enqueue script look like right now?
Layton: B****t: this should NOT be this difficult!
Kilbourn: Its paining me to watch this
Ernstrom: This is the functions.php at the moment http://pastebin.com/UmE08q00
Douillet: B****t: WordPress has jquery built in I believe
Harshfield: But when I look at the source code of the page my script_1.js isn’t on the page anywhere
Douillet: B****t: Is the site live?
Bartha: Jquery is there, you’re right notchris
Douillet: Let me just look and tell you whats up
Mccluskey: Add_action’wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘theme_enqueue_scripts’; should be
Deck: Add_action’wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘theme_enqueue_script’;
Salyards: And yes. WP has jQuery built in BUT you have to enqueue it if your theme doesn’t already do tha t
Douillet: Ooops, that was my bad
Lambermont: B****t: did you even look in your pagesource to see if jquery is already included?
Casanas: Yep Douillet I did, jquery is there, it’s just my script that’s missing
Doto: B****t: did you see what I said?
Douillet: B****t: Probably the reference
Bens: Guimares, if I remove the s, as I just tried, the functions.php knackers my page completely
Zogg: B****t: well removing the ‘s’ is necessary// breaking your page likely has to do with whatever is inside your JS
Douillet: B****t: Can you link us to your site plz
Selleck: B****t: your JS is broken so its killing the bubble of events for JS
Thau: B****t: so there you hae it. we fixed your WP issue. the rest is NOT wordpress related. You can ask in #jquery or #javascript
Kucinski: Douillet, unfortunately it’s local. Guimares the js has just a doc ready and a console.log, http://pastebin.com/3mir8gKS
Rumley: B****t: dont know what to tell you. “knackered” isnt a good description and im tired of asking “what do you mean by that” to people
Kinniburgh: So I doubt very much it’s my js. OK i’ll remove the ‘s’. Douillet, hang on, I’ll see if I can quickly recreate this onto the live version, I should have an old wordpress installation somewhere
Rieg: Fair enough Guimares, let me see if I can get t online
Douillet: B****t: You should just implement the script via a script tag in your template for testing
Douillet: B****t: enqueue after there are no errors
Hon: Ah ok, so I can reference the script the usual way script src=”script_1.js”/script inside header.php
Douillet: B****t: Do it in footer.php
Douillet: But for testing, yes.
Douillet: Or if you don’t care otherwise, then for production
Douillet: B****t: I would also read, wordpress/">http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-properly-add-javascripts-and-styles-in-wordpress/
Driscol: And I’ll do that too!