jonwgeorge

I got jQuery to load, but I'm still having trouble getting the dropdowns to work.

I am in the process of adjusting the WHMCS theme to look a little different. I've made a copy of the default theme, and the copy is the one I am modifying. Rather than paste a bunch of code here, if someone could just take a look at the site: http://socializedsmc.com/index.php?systpl=newsocial I can't get jQuery to load for some reason. Which is affecting the dropdowns on the menu. Any ideas?

I have a padding attribute to represent an indent for table styling. I've set up my content in div's just as a personal preference. I don't like tables . Anyway, the padding styles look like this: #content .indent {padding:7px 0 18px 0} #content .indent1 {padding:17px 0 18px 0} That works perfectly fine when you view the static files that I designed around: http://socializedsmc.com/beta/site/hosting.html But when I try to make it work in WHMCS as a template, it throws everything to the left: http://socializedsmc.com/bhosting?systpl=socialized The only thing I can think of causing this is the padding but I'm stumped thus far on how to solve it.

Yes it should... this is why I should never code after 10pm. Thanks.

Ok, I've done that, still didn't seem to solve my problem. I was unable to determine if the slider function would work with higher than jQuery 1.4.

Sure. Custom Template is still in the works, but here it is. The four boxes at the top are supposed to look like the ones at the static beta page: located here. Thanks

Thanks sparky, that works for embedded JS, however it looks like some of my linked JS files are doing the same thing. Any ideas on how to fix that as well?

I'm trying to get a custom slider implemented into my WHMCS install, and for some reason, the jQuery that is embedded on the page keeps getting by what I assume to be WHMCS. The code works flawlessly in a regular .html file. Here's my code: <script type="text/javascript"> $(function(){ $function("#faded").faded({ speed: 500, crossfade: true, autoplay: 10000, autopagination:false }); $('#domain-form').jqTransform({imgPath:'jqtransformplugin/img/'}); }); </script> But when I load the page in a browser, this is what is rendered: <script type="text/javascript"> $(function()); $('#domain-form').jqTransform(); }); </script> Any ideas why?