Upgraded from version 14 to 18....

[EdCaffreyMS]

And after the update, I have found that "Responsive Drop down Menu" doesn't function on published pages. I works when I do a browser preview, but not when published/uploaded.

I vaguely recall that on version 14, there was/is a file named "wwb14.min.js" that had to be present/uploaded in my FTP app. Is there a requirement for a wwb18.min.js file when upgrading to the version 18? If so, where does it come from/where can I get it?

Thanks for any help! I searched the forums for "wwb18.min.js" and did not get any results. I did read through all the "wwb14.min.js" search results....and didn't find anything helpful.

[Pablo]

There is no difference between preview and publish. In both cases, the exact same files will be generated.
Maybe you did not publish all files?

[EdCaffreyMS]

I understand that, and appreciate your reply. I can't wrap my head around anything that wouldn't be uploaded.... I input the text and various levels I want into Responsive drop down menu, then hit "OK"... Isn't it uploaded with the page it's place in? When published and uploaded to my server, the menu appears on the page I placed it on, but there is no function to it at all. It must be something simple that I am missing??

Also, what about that wwbXX.min.js (XX=version #) file? Does version 18 do away with that file, or do I have to locate the 18 version of it and upload it for thing to work properly?

Thanks again for your help!

[Pablo]

What is the URL of the page?

Also, what about that wwbXX.min.js (XX=version #) file? Does version 18 do away with that file, or do I have to locate the 18 version of it and upload it for thing to work properly?

The file will be published automatically when it's needed.

[EdCaffreyMS]

Thank you for the info on the wwb file. Although, that was the only explanation I could come up with for the Responsive Drop down menu not working for me when published/uploaded.

It's here: http://www.caffreyknives.net/# When I pasted that, I just noticed that the URL has "#" in it, rather then "index"..... as it normally does/should have. Hmmmm never seen that before. Looking at my FTP files both local and remote, the page "index" is in both, as it should be. Gona go looking now and see if I can find what's up.

Again....thanks for your help!

[Pablo]

The following file is missing:
http://www.caffreyknives.net/jquery-3.6.0.min.js

Please make sure that you publish all files.

[EdCaffreyMS]

Wow! Thank you so much! Even you giving me the file name....it took me a while to locate it on my local directory. Thinking back, I vaguely remember you having to bail me out in similar situations when I've upgraded from one version of the software to the next. Any shortcuts to finding if all local files have been uploaded to the remote/server side? (other then checking each file, one at a time)


Now, I just need to study up and figure out how to make my site responsive/for mobile viewing. So far that part has my head swimming when I try to educate myself.

[Pablo]

Basically, when upgrading you should republish all files.

[EdCaffreyMS]

Noted for future reference! Thanks again for the help! It's much appreciated!