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Dear all,
the calendar widget does not work in our clients site. Clicking a day (with events) or clicking arrows to switch to next or previous month does nothing else but reload the page.
Staging site: http://www.oevs.or.at/staging/events/
We use the genesis framework with a child theme. When I reverted to genesis itself as a theme, the mini calendar widget worked. Back to the child theme: stopped working.
Looks like a javascript library clash, as I assume. Please help how we can identify (and solve) the problem.
Thank you in advance.Hi Heinz,
Your child theme (or another plugin) would seem to be replacing the default copy of jQuery that ships with WordPress with a very much older version (1.3.2).
Assuming for the moment this is due to the child theme I’d recommend talking to the theme author and checking A) if it is indeed their theme, or some library they are using, that is doing this B) if it is necessary and C) if it cannot instead use the far more recent and up-to-date copy of jQuery that ships with WordPress.
Based only on a quick scan, this would also seem to be tripping up some code belonging a plugin called User Access Manager. Hope that helps!
Hi Barry,
indeed this was a big help! Obviously I hardcoded that jquery call in the head (needed for some other effect on the website). After removing that call, the other effect still worked, and your mini calendar widget too.Phew, I am happy! I owe you a beer, or two, when you are in Vienna (Europe) one day!
Thank you!
If I make it to Vienna I’ll let you know (funnily enough I’ve been enjoying some Stiegl these last few weeks which I think comes from Austria 🙂 ).
In any case, glad you are all sorted here and I’ll go ahead and close this thread – thanks!
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