Need a date picker AND a time picker

[OM2]

I need a date AND time picker

I've found plenty of examples of date pickers, but can't find any good time pickers

I found this link which seemed promising:

http://plugins.jquery.com/plugin-tags/time-picker

But, the best example doesn't seem to work with my Wordpress installation
Not sure exactly what the problem is - maybe a simple CSS or maybe more involved and be a clash in Jquery code (only guessing)

(The best example I've found is: http://tobiascohen.com/demos/calendrical/ - but no luck trying to get it to work!)

Any recommendations would be great

Thanks


OM

[Kor]

(The best example I've found is: http://tobiascohen.com/demos/calendrical/ - but no luck trying to get it to work!)

What does it mean? That calendar works in all the browsers I have tested.

[OM2]

thanks for the reply
i've sent u a pm - i didn't want to give out the address in public
let me know if u can suggest anything
thanks

[Kor]

OK. I see. You problem is that you are using too many JQuery core files. There's a total mess there. You have JQuery 1.4.2, 1.4.4, 1.4.4 ver=3.0.5, 1.8.6, 1.8.9. You have also two different calendars calendrical and dateplustimepicher. There's also another library called DynamiX3. And a Cufon utility for custom fonts. And about a dozen of external CSS files there....

No way to puzzle out all those.

First, make some order within all those files. See what is useful, what is not, check for duplicates, and so on.

[OM2]

OK. I see. You problem is that you are using too many JQuery core files. There's a total mess there. You have JQuery 1.4.2, 1.4.4, 1.4.4 ver=3.0.5, 1.8.6, 1.8.9. You have also two different calendars calendrical and dateplustimepicher. There's also another library called DynamiX3. And a Cufon utility for custom fonts. And about a dozen of external CSS files there....

No way to puzzle out all those.

First, make some order within all those files. See what is useful, what is not, check for duplicates, and so on.

thanks for the reply
the problem is all the plugins wanting to do different things

this might be a dumb question, but if u have jquery 1.4 and also have jquery 1.8
would i be right in saying that whatever is in 1.4 will be in 1.8? therefore i can adjust the calls (if needed) and just use 1.8?

or is it not that straight forward?

let me know what u think

thanks

[Kor]

thanks for the reply
the problem is all the plugins wanting to do different things

this might be a dumb question, but if u have jquery 1.4 and also have jquery 1.8
would i be right in saying that whatever is in 1.4 will be in 1.8? therefore i can adjust the calls (if needed) and just use 1.8?

or is it not that straight forward?

let me know what u think

thanks

That beats me . Ask the Moderator Jeff Mott. He's the guru of JQuery

[OM2]

thanks a lot. i've sent him a pm asking for advice

[Jeff Mott]

Hi, OM2. Kor is right. You shouldn't be loading three different versions of jQuery. Every time you do, you overwrite the previously loaded version, along with any plugins that had been loaded.

[OM2]

Hi, OM2. Kor is right. You shouldn't be loading three different versions of jQuery. Every time you do, you overwrite the previously loaded version, along with any plugins that had been loaded.

jeff, thanks: that bit of advice is priceless (to a newbie jquery experimenter!)
i think i'll try loading a clean version of wordpress with no plugins at all and will try out my code

i'll post back here to let u know if i have success or failure!

thanks