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    "Uncaught TypeError: $ is not a function" in WordPress

    2024-10-20 08:24

    13. There are two solution for this: #1. Repalce all $ to jQuery in your code. #2. Or a Simple way. just assign jQuery to $ as a global variable like following on the top of your .js file and all your code will work fine. var $ = jQuery; I hope this works for you.

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    How To Fix the "Uncaught TypeError: $ Is Not a Function" Error

    1. Use "jQuery" Instead of "$". If you run into problems while using the "$" symbol in functions, you can use "jQuery" instead. To give you an example, here's what a basic jQuery function using "$" may look like: $ (function () { // Your code here will run once the DOM is ready });

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