editorial-comments.js - replace faulty $() with jQuery() to match the rest of file
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… the rest of file - On one of my sites, I was getting a site-breaking js error for `$ not defined` caused by line 26 of this file, which had a `$()` jQuery command - For some reason, most of my sites never had this problem, but this one did. Maybe it's a combination of plugins and a common one makes `$()` available by coincidence. - Either way, the surrounding code makes it obvious that `editorial-comments` relies on `jQuery()` being available, rather than `$()` - This patch just fixes that one line (which was the most recently added, it's part of the "notified list" feature added in 0.9) to match the rest and use `jQuery()` like a good kid.
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@jerclarke #499 is already there. |
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#499 was merged! |
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Closing as #499 addressed this. |
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$ not definedcaused by line 26 of this file, which had a$()jQuery command$()available by coincidence.editorial-commentsrelies onjQuery()being available, rather than$()jQuery()like a good kid.