Not working on Drupal page about jqueryrotate HOT 8 CLOSED

Because a "image" is a HTML element not a jQuery element.... if you write 
something like $(image).rotate  then it will work...

Hope it helps ;)

Not a plugin issue so closing.

Thanks so much for the quick response. The "image" object in the functions
show() and hide() are both returned from the jquery first() function in the
createBox() function, so it is already a jquery element. But to be
double-dog sure I went ahead and tried it. It still didn't work. I left the
changes on the site, so that you could verify that I made the changes
correctly. I would like to point out though that, I have this same code on
an otherwise blank test-page and it works fine as-is (that is before
changing image to $(image)). Thanks again. Let me know what I should try
next.

Well so your problem is quite unusual. You have like 3 jQuery librares 
included. I assume that my plugin get loaded in middle of two of them so it 
attaches to the jQuery version that later on is overriden by a newer version 
(or just different one) - this way a .rotate function is not avail.

Try to use only one jQuery at all, or make sure that jQueryRotate plugin is 
loaded after the last jQuery library

That was the problem. Thank you very much! Do you know why it would still
not work right in IE. It rotates once, and then it looks like it changes
positions upward slightly, and after that it doesn�t run again until the
page is refreshed. It looks great in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera (You
can see the correct behavior there), but in IE8 I get the above described
issue. BTW, awesome plug-in, it�s really slick looking. Thanks again for the
quick responses.

The problem why it doesnt work is this line:

    show($(elem).children('div'), $(elem).children('img').first());

and

    hide($(elem).children('div'), $(elem).children('img').first());


The problem is that this plugin to make rotation working in IE replaces IMG 
component with a VML-Image component. That means that selectors based on "img" 
will no longer works (as in your case).

To solve it you can for example change:

$(elem).children('img').first()

To something like this:

$(elem).children(':first').first()

This way you will always point to proper object.

Cheers,

Issue 43 has been merged into this issue.

Brilliant! Thanks, so much, man. This effect really gives a quality feel to the 
box. I appreciate your help with these issues.