Please provide a url to the blog in question.
Thanks
Eran
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hktang
(@hktang)
Hi Eran, it’s apngcr dot org
Thank you!
Just tested your site and didn’t see any problems with the superfish menu
I didn’t see the “Object JQuery not defined” error you mentioned above – I did however find this unrelated javascript error on the main page:
$(".multi-sidebar").tabs is not a function Line 50
…which probably explains why the links near and including “Get Mail Updates” don’t work.
Eran
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hktang
(@hktang)
Hi Eran,
Oh I just manually hard-coded a reference to the latest jQuery. If I remove it, the error will show.
The conflict with Superfish, I think, is that when I turn on the calendar, the menu will not show animation, and also the dropdown indicator (little triangle to the right of a menu item that has a sub ul element) won’t show up.
I removed the reference to jQuery and
Hope this information helps…
X
I’m in the process of reconsidering the update to jquery 1.6.1 – just so I can test this effectively, which superfish menu plugin are you using or is it part of your theme?
Thanks
Eran
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hktang
(@hktang)
Hi it’s part of a theme call Arras. we make a lot of changes but the library and js files are untouched.
Best X
Thanks, I’ll check it out.
Eran
I just tested a clean installation of Arras and the latest plugin patch currently in process…
While I couldn’t figure out how to get pages to display in this theme (didn’t really spend too much time investigating – I simply added the shortcode to a post and was able to run the theme without any javascript warnings or errors.
Eran
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hktang
(@hktang)
Dear Eran, thank you so much, really appreciate it! I wonder if there’s a way to list the calendar as a table like this http://www.wcrp-climate.org/calendar2011.shtml ? Or could you shed me some light on how to tweak the [calendar] output. I have some basic knowledge of PHP and JavaScript …
Use the widget-upcoming.php code as a template to extract the database content and then use something like this to render the information as a table:
$rows = results from database;
$out = '<table>';
foreach ($rows as $row) {
$out .= '<tr>';
$out .= '<td>$row->title</td>';
$out .= '<td>$row->description</td>";
...
$out .= '</tr>';
}
$out .= '</table>';
echo $out;
I really don’t have the time to go into more detail, but this should get you started, and if you need more help the WP community is very helpful.
Good Luck,
Eran
