Best Regards

But for those of you who still can’t get this to work in your theme template files (just like me), when you are done en-queuing the script files inside of your ‘functions.php’ file, go back to your the ” (wherever it is) section of your template file and include the ‘wp_print_scripts’ function inside of a PHP code section. If other un-required scripts are being added, then use this instead ‘wp_print_scripts($handle)’ for each of the scripts you want to enqueue, with the ‘$handle’ argument being a string specifying the ‘handle’ you used for the ‘wp_enqueue_script’ function in your functions.php file.

Hope this helps someone.

(the jquery in located in a js folder)

Then, I pute this code into the sidebar php page :

$(document).ready(function()
{
$(‘#Button1′).click(function() {
location.reload();
});
});

and nothing happens. Can someone please help???
thanks,
adrian

Is once you add the .js file using the wp_enqueue_script function, do you have to do anything to the javascript code to make it work in WordPress?

I’m having trouble with a script and was just wondering.