Hello,
I’m a developer who works with Ubuntu Linux Desktop. Currently v14.04 LTS. Recently I installed JM Crafts in one of our development domains for a project. http://www.tantogallery.com.
The first thing after the install of the quickinstall package is that we get few Console errors while loading the homepage. It seems that the ordering of the javascripts is not correct, because it calls jquery functions before the jquery.js library is loaded. Not big deal, edit the head.phtml file of the template and change the place where the jquery.js file is called, put it before all other scripts.
Second thing is the use of an obsolete call of to the function .live() wich throws an error, as the default jquery.js library included with the theme in version 1.10, and that function is no loger supported. So we changed it by the funcion .on() with the required parameters. No problem up to here..
Third thing is that QuickView extension is not working on our development browsers: Firefox and Chrome (on ubuntu). No matter what we do and what forum posts we folow, IT DOES NOT WORK on our browsers. I tried the demo site and some sites on the internet with the extension installed, but no luck, we don’t see QuickView in action.
What could it be? a Css problem? a js problem? Can I have a solution?
However, @Mall pointed us to try our installation with another broser and OS, so we tested with MAC and Safari, and yes, it was working there…
I’m just a little dissapointed with this, as we spent quite a lot of time fixing this issues, and we still have not solution for the quickview. Can you find a solution for us? if not: can we get the money back for the template?
I’m sure you can reproduce this errors on your own sites, so you may not need access ftp or admin access to our domain with the quickinstall crafts installed. It will be very easy to check your own demo site with a legacy Ubuntu 14.04 or similar and Firefox or Chrome browser.
PS: I re-downloaded jm crafts today and re-installed into the test domain to see if there was some change, but not, it is still not working.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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UPDATE: It works on Ubuntu Firefox and Chrome, but only on Desktop version, when screen size is bigger than 1200px approx. That is a good starting point. It looks like a problem of the responsive elements or css libraries loaded. Can you please review to help us to find a solution for screen sizes smaller than 1200px?
Thanks.
UPDATE: it doesn’t work in layout-normal.css, but it works on layout-wide.css
UPDATE: It only work for screen size > 1235px, i.e.: layout-wide.css, how can we make it work for tablet or laptop width < 1235px? is it a css problem?
Please go to the file: skin\frontend\default\jm_crafts\css\layout-normal.css at line 205 and remove this code
Code:
.overlayview,
.jmquickview {
display: none !important;
}
and the file : skin\frontend\default\jm_crafts\css\layout-tablet.css at line 52 and remove this code
.overlayview,
.jmquickview {
display: none !important;
}
The quickview will work fine.
Thanks, it works!
Good evening, I have a problem in chrome also , it shows only 6 products no more than that in other browsers are Normal
Hi Leandro,
Please send me the screenshot i will try see it.
Best Regards,
Ziven.
