Hi there,

Just to clarify, there most certainly are no bugs here. This issue in this thread pertains to a limitation of the AJAX process to "know" what scripts/etc the content that it grabs may require.

Nocturnal was built from the very beginning as a way to showcase music. I realized very early in the planning of this theme that it needed to utilize AJAX so that the audio would continuously play while the user navigated the site.

AJAX is a very robust process. It allows content from different pages to be displayed on the current page. The side effect to this is the inability to anticipate dynamic scripts that exist on those pages as AJAX does not include those processes when it grabs content.

Hope that clarifies things.

Best,

Christopher

Dear Cristpher! I wounder why you left this bug? It's about money? According to you, i cant use this template as i want, only as you want. Please, rebuild your custom.js . This is not customization request, this god damn BUG!

Link for customization requests: http://themolitor.com/custom

Hi there,

That's correct. The continuous playing of the audio does depend on AJAX.

Unfortunately implementing 3rd party scripts like this goes beyond my standard support services. I'll have to ask that you submit a customization request to explore the cost/time associated with implementing custom elements like this.

Regarding the path, yes, the custom.js file is located in the scripts directory.

Hope that helps!

Best,

Christopher

Thank you Christopher!

If I disable AJAX by removing that code, am I to assume that the audio player won't continue to play as I navigate through the rest of the site? (as it currently does...) Is there any other functionality I'd be losing?

Is there any quick way to get the 3rd party script to load WITHOUT disabling AJAX? (getting it to load AFTER the AJAX request that grabs the content?)

Lastly, the path for custom.js is in public_html/new/wp-content/themes/nocturnal/scripts? Does that sound right to you? (Just wanted to make sure I'm looking at the right file.)

Thanks again!
~Dom

Hi there,

AJAX does make using 3rd party scripts difficult as they would need to be loaded a particular way after an AJAX request that grabs the page content.

To disable AJAX, you'll need to open custom.js and remove lines 117-311.

Hope that helps!

Best,

Christopher

Hi!
I posted the following code as the content on one of my pages...

<script type='text/javascript' src='http://widget.bandsintown.com/javascripts/bit_widget.js'></script><a href="http://www.bandsintown.com/Dominique%20Scott">Dominique Scott Tour Dates</a>

The code is generated by bandsintown and allows people to view tour dates on a page. It worked perfectly on an earlier version of your site, but it does't any longer. The content shows up but then swipes away. This is also happening with the Facebook plugin on my "Facebook" page in the site. A friend of mine suggested that the issue has something to do with ajax..... he says your older site would refresh every page, whereas the new site doesn't....
Is there any way to get this working?

the link to the page is....
http://new.domscott.com/tour/

Thank you so much for your help and for your fantastic site!
Dom