Hi,
When superlinks is installed and enabled, the jquery that ships with it, breaks the treemenu jstree jquery script.
I have tried to find a way to exclude 'jquery-latest.min.js' from loading in graph_view.php, however have had no luck.
You're assistance here would be much appreciated.
Problem Statement:
Have treemenu (jstree) work as expected with superlinks enabled.
Here are the results from testing showing the problem:
1. Superlinks installed not enabled.
2. Treeview menu (treemenu) works.
3. Scripts loaded. superlinks jquery not there.
4. Error console. Nothing mentioned of jstree.
5. Superlinks enabled.
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Superlinks 1.4-2 javascript problem with treemenu's jstree
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Superlinks 1.4-2 javascript problem with treemenu's jstree
Last edited by marthin on Thu Sep 05, 2013 3:19 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Superlinks 1.4-2 javascript problem with treemenu's jstr
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6. Treeview menu (treemenu) broken. 7. Superlinks jquery script is loaded. 8. Error console reports issue with jstree.
Cacti Version: 0.8.8b
Plugin Architecture Version: 3.1
Apache/2.4.6 (Debian)
PHP 5.5.1-2
Please see attached the technical support output for the complete system info.
Many thanks
Marthin
6. Treeview menu (treemenu) broken. 7. Superlinks jquery script is loaded. 8. Error console reports issue with jstree.
Cacti Version: 0.8.8b
Plugin Architecture Version: 3.1
Apache/2.4.6 (Debian)
PHP 5.5.1-2
Please see attached the technical support output for the complete system info.
Many thanks
Marthin
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Re: Superlinks 1.4-2 javascript problem with treemenu's jstr
Hello
We are having the exact same issue. Is there a fix for it?
We are having the exact same issue. Is there a fix for it?
Re: Superlinks 1.4-2 javascript problem with treemenu's jstr
Hi,
In the end I fixed it by installing installing Cacti from 'source', and not from the Debian/Ubuntu packages. somehow the jquery that got bundled with the package had this issue.
rgds
Marthin
In the end I fixed it by installing installing Cacti from 'source', and not from the Debian/Ubuntu packages. somehow the jquery that got bundled with the package had this issue.
rgds
Marthin
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