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Roshanchauhan
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July 26, 2018
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Uncaught TypeError: jQuery is not a function

  • July 26, 2018
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Hi There,

Below script is throwing the "Uncaught TypeError: jQuery is not a function" due to that custom tracking get stopped. Could anyone help me to solve this issue.

function bindKudoEvent(){

jQuery('.lia-button-image-kudos-kudoed a.kudos-link').on('click',function(e){

var isAcceptedSol = jQuery(this).parents('.lia-message-view-display').hasClass('lia-accepted-solution');

trackClickTkb(0,"kudo count",isAcceptedSol)

setTimeout(function(){ bindKudoEvent() }, 3500);

});

jQuery('.lia-button-image-kudos-not-kudoed a.kudos-link').on('click',function(e){

var isAcceptedSol = jQuery(this).parents('.lia-message-view-display').hasClass('lia-accepted-solution');

trackClickTkb(1,"kudo count", isAcceptedSol)

setTimeout(function(){ bindKudoEvent() }, 3500);

});

}

bindKudoEvent();

Thanks!

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Best answer by Stewart_Schilling

Typically, when I see an error like this, it is an indication that the function has been inadvertently overwritten by something that is not a function.   Below is an example of this.

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Beyond this, the code that you shared has issues.  It is recursing and installing multiple click listeners on your button.

You end up getting a new event listener installed every 3.5 seconds.  That means that if you sat on the page for 36 seconds, and then clicked the button,

      trackClickTkb(0,"kudo count",isAcceptedSol)

would be fired 10 times.

DTM is very good at listening for click events. You should just use DTM event rules for this sort of thing.

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Stewart_Schilling
Stewart_SchillingAccepted solution
New Participant
August 7, 2018

Typically, when I see an error like this, it is an indication that the function has been inadvertently overwritten by something that is not a function.   Below is an example of this.

==========================================

Beyond this, the code that you shared has issues.  It is recursing and installing multiple click listeners on your button.

You end up getting a new event listener installed every 3.5 seconds.  That means that if you sat on the page for 36 seconds, and then clicked the button,

      trackClickTkb(0,"kudo count",isAcceptedSol)

would be fired 10 times.

DTM is very good at listening for click events. You should just use DTM event rules for this sort of thing.

Roshanchauhan
New Participant
August 7, 2018

jQuery script is loaded correctly in HTML page still facing the issue, this happened mostly on Page load.

AnalyticsAlice
New Participant
August 6, 2018

Hi there. What happens if you run JQuery on its own in the console? Have you checked that the jQuery script is loaded correctly in your page HTML?