I just deactivated and reactivated the plugin and it appeared to have fixed the issue.
Actually, I spoke too soon. It is broken again. I just refreshed the page a few times and I’m receiving that error again.
Plugin Author
Gabor
(@nextendweb_gabor)
Hi! When you update either the Smart Slider or WordPress you should go to the Smart Slider’s Settings -> Cache, and click on Refresh Slider, just to be sure, that the files are there, and the right code is used.
Then if our files are called in, this problem usually happens, if there is a javascript error before this one, which makes the javascript debugging to stop working. You should check your website in Chrome, press F12, click on Console, refresh your page, and if you have some other javascript error in the top, try to disable the plugin it’s coming from, and then it should be fine.
But if you only see an njQuery is not defined error, you could also try to change the Javascript and CSS loading in your WordPress left admin menu’s Settings -> Nextend Settings.
If these won’t help, please send me a link to your website!
@nextendweb_gabor
Thanks for the reply.
I was able to load in the latest JQuery version lib and it appears to be working now.
I appreciate your help.