[Steven Zahm]

@ Karine

Ok, I just release the update. It should show up in your WP admin as an updated within 24 hours.

[Karine VOINCON]

@ Steven

I’ve update Connections Hours but it fixes not.

but I found the 2 plugins that conflict :
Contact Form 7 IE DatePicker Fix and
WP FullCalendar

I disabled WP Fullcalendar, and I left datepicker enabled, so you can look

[Steven Zahm]

@ Karine

Does it work if both Contact Form 7 IE DatePicker Fix and WP FullCalendar deactivated and Connections Hours active?

[Karine VOINCON]

@ Steven

Yes it’s work if the two are deactivated
but if I turn one, it no longer works

[Steven Zahm]

@ Karine

Best I can guess there is some clash going on with the datepicker. Maybe the cause is that the Hours extension uses an addon for datepicker called timepicker. If that is the case, there’s really nothing I can do to fix this.

Ideally, the other plugins would limit their scripts to the pages that they are needed like Hours does in order to precisely limit/prevent conflicts like this.

Sorry, I do not have a better answer for you!

[Karine VOINCON]

OK it does not matter

The easy solution I found is to turn off my header for the Connections Form page.

But thank you for your help.

[Karine VOINCON]

@ Steven

Still searching, I realized that the update Connections (8.5.18) had not gone well. Indeed missing files “jquery-ui-fresh.css” and “jquery-ui-fresh.min.css”. I correctly reinstall Connections (8.5.18), and the bug in my header reappeared. Even with the two other disabled plugins.

I opened “connections_hours.php” and changed the line 157:

wp_register_script ( ‘jquery-timepicker’ CNBH_URL. “assets / js / jquery-ui-timepicker-addon $ min.js’, array ( ‘jquery’, ‘jquery-ui-datepicker’, ‘jquery-ui-slider’) ‘1.4.3’);

amended as follows:

wp_register_script ( ‘jquery-timepicker’ CNBH_URL “assets / js / jquery-ui-timepicker-addon $ min.js ‘, array (‘ jquery ‘,’ jquery-ui-datepicker ‘), 1.4.3.’);

My header reappears, but in the timepicker the hour and minute changes to select field.

see by yourself here

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by Karine VOINCON.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by Karine VOINCON.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Karine

The jQuery Slider is a core WordPress script.. Perhaps the theme includes it’s own conflicting version or uses the same “namespace” for its header slider as jQuery Slider uses. If the later is the case, the jQuery Slider would overwrite it which would cause the header slider to stop working. This is just speculation. Either way, I believe the source of the conflict is the theme.

[Karine VOINCON]

@ Steven

I tried to change the name of the class in div concerned, but nothing changes.
It does not matter, I will use Connections Hours with “select” instead of “slider”

But thank you for your help

[Steven Zahm]

@ Karine

I do not think the conflict is in the HTML markup. I think it is in the javascript. It hard to tell though because there are no console errors being shown and there is a heck of a lot of javascript … that’s why I’m guessing

Since you were able to narrow the conflict down to the jQuery Slider library used by Hours my guess is that the javascript for the theme’s header slider just happens to use the same name to init it’s header slider. Look at line 1214 in the theme’s script.js file. jQuery Slider is registered with the exact same name. Since Hours loads just about dead last it would “overwrite” the existing slider.

That guess seems to make sense now. When looking at the page prior to removing jQuery Slider, the broken header showed what looked like a button in the upper left. I’m guessing that was actually a jQuery Slider control.

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