TypeError: $ is not a function[Learn More] editor.prototype.js:178:5
Toolset.CRED.EditorPagePrototype.prototype.initExtraEditors
/wp-content/plugins/cred-frontend-editor/public/js/editor.prototype.js:178:5
Toolset.CRED.EditorPagePrototype.prototype.initIclEditor
/wp-content/plugins/cred-frontend-editor/public/js/editor.prototype.js:49:5
Toolset.CRED.EditorPagePrototype.prototype.init
/wp-content/plugins/cred-frontend-editor/public/js/editor.prototype.js:360:5
Toolset.CRED.UserFormsEditor
there is the code:
/**
* Init other Codemirror editors in the page, like:
* - the message to display after submitting the form.
* - the notifications body editor.
*
* @since 2.1
*/
Toolset.CRED.EditorPagePrototype.prototype.initExtraEditors = function() {
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The code looks like it expects jQuery to be loaded but for some reason it is not available.
This seems like a probably conflict with some other code, either from a plugin or theme, or custom code added to the site.
The first step to isolate any such conflict is to disable non-Toolset plugins or to switch to a standard theme such as twentyseventeen and see if the problem disappears. If so it is a simple process of elimination to see which plugin, for example, conflicts.
Please try the above and let me know what you find.
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It depends how it's instantiated, and you are the only client reporting this issue, so it is a problem specific to your site rather than a problem with the use of jQuery by the Forms plugin generally.
To be able to identify the issue I'll need you to check for conflicts, as described above.