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If a qTip wasn't rendered and $('.selector').qtip('disable') is called the script fails with the error 'Cannot call method 'hasClass' of null'. If calling $('.selector').qtip('disable', true) it works as expected.
The cause is that 'this.tooltip' is accessed in PROTOTYPE.disable without checking if the tooltip was rendered.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If a qTip wasn't rendered and $('.selector').qtip('disable') is called the script fails with the error 'Cannot call method 'hasClass' of null'. If calling $('.selector').qtip('disable', true) it works as expected.
The cause is that 'this.tooltip' is accessed in PROTOTYPE.disable without checking if the tooltip was rendered.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: