nav-menu loading before jquery-ui-sortable

[Xertoz]

For some reason it seems my installation uses the .sortable() function of jquery-ui-sortable in nav-menu before it is loaded while accessing the WP built-in menu manager. This means the menu manager is rendered completely useless.

The produced error is:
a.menuList.sortable is not a function
/wp-admin/load-scripts.php?c=1&load=jquery,utils,nav-menu&ver=2b05c108d9016a4caa470b8edaf40953
Line 157

There's an easy solution to it, which is to wrap the (function(b){/*code*/})(); of nav-menu into jQuery(window).ready(function(){(function(b){/*code*/})(););

Attaching proposed solution.

[Xertoz]

Proposed solution for #15622

[ocean90]

Please upload only a patch and use nav-menu.dev.js.

[nacin]

This remains an issue we need to solve before release. It affects us in a number of areas.

Issue: Our dependencies as they relate to jquery-ui-* are too complex for our script loader.

Cause: Many jquery-ui-* packages aren't included in the load-scripts payload.

Effect: This, and other issues.

[Xertoz]

Fixed nav-menu.dev.js with discussed jQuery.ready

[ryan]

3.0 also seems to load nav-menu before jquery-ui-sortable. nav-menu has no dependencies declared. Does 15622.diff help?

[Xertoz]

15622.diff solves the problem although the line numbers misalign with my version of the file.

[ryan]

(In [16752]) Add jquery-ui-sortable dependency to nav-menu. fixes #15622