We are using another jQuery tool and because thanks.js uses .noconflict; it breaks.
So we fixed it by
This
Code:
$.noConflict(true)(function($)
Replaced by
I'm guessing you used .noconflict in case of an issue, but when I need to use jQuery it means I have a non standard setup.
Can we make the use of .noconflict optional?
Also... Can we make the jQuery version a parameter, currently
PHP Code:
public static $jQueryVersion = '1.7.2';
in class_core.php
I've changed this to 1.11.0 and it works fine.