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| Laura 6:54 pm June 15, 2010
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Hi, I'm using WP 2.9.2 and PHP 5.x – I've checked the option in the Global Settings for the date picker, and in the form settings I've created a start date with date entry/dialog.
There is no calendar icon appearing next to this field, it's just a single line of input text. Am I missing some other step? Should I add something like this
^[0-9][0-9]/[0-9][0-9]/[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]$
to the regex. After I get it working I'll probably have a few more problems, because I want to restrict the dates to a two-week span in Sept., also I'm using the Events Calendar plug-in (but I've excluded the cforms header from that page, including it only on the form page stripped the styling, so it was just easier to exclude this specific page).
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| mario 4:45 pm September 21, 2010
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Got the same prob.
No icon and of course no calender showing up.
why ???  
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| Paul Amsterdam, NL posts 421 4:47 pm September 21, 2010
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what's your WP version, cforms version and site URL??? 
Paul.
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New Member | holleydc posts 2 8:52 pm September 29, 2010
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I too am having this same problem. The "js" pathway is correct as Ajax and CAPTCHA work with no problem. Email is sent when form is submitted. Everything works, but the date picker.
WP version: 3.0.1
cforms II version: 11.6.1
Form URL: http://www.midwestwellnessasso…..?page_id=4
Not sure what I'm missing!
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 9:47 pm September 29, 2010
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For some reason jQuery is not loaded by either cforms and/or your WP installation.
Usually cforms should load jQuery if it's not loaded already, apparently this doesn't happen here.
Workaround: Try to tell WP to load jQuery, perhaps there is a plugin for that.
I'll check the code to see why cforms wouldn't do it for you.
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New Member | holleydc posts 2 10:35 pm September 29, 2010
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It seems to be a theme issue. I activated a different WP theme and the date picker works now.
I may just stay with the new theme and not bother tracing through the other theme trying to find the conflict.
For future information, the theme that was causing the problem was WP Premium 3.0 (in case someone else has the same problem).
Thanks!
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| jlapin 6:07 pm October 22, 2010
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We're running cforms II version 11.6.1 on wordpress 3.0.1 on a modified version of the default theme (same functions) and we're also not seeing the date picker (or jquery loading on the page)
Have you found a solution to this in the plugin? We can add jquery to load in our header, but if it's possible, I'd prefer that it load only on pages that need it.
Thanks!
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| Stephen 7:36 am November 18, 2010
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Hello,
I'm running into the same problem, and as far as I've read no one has came up with a solution.
I'm using ver. 11.7 cforms II and wordpress 3.0.1
I've noticed a couple of things.
1. Date picker is not working properly no icon shows up even when I choose a different theme still nothing.
2. The calendar does not show up as well.
3. Clear fields does not work mainly because the cforms.js is not loaded.
4. The form it self works, I was able to submit a entry and get it via email.
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| Paul Amsterdam, NL posts 421 7:59 am November 18, 2010
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3. Clear fields does not work mainly because the cforms.js is not loaded.
There you go, cforms.js is not loaded –>> FAQs.
Paul.
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| Stephen 11:19 pm November 18, 2010
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Paul said:
3. Clear fields does not work mainly because the cforms.js is not loaded.
There you go, cforms.js is not loaded –>> FAQs.
Paul.
Hey Paul how do i fix it? Cause the even the styles for the presets aren't even loading…
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| Stephen 12:04 am November 19, 2010
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Paul said:
3. Clear fields does not work mainly because the cforms.js is not loaded.
There you go, cforms.js is not loaded –>> FAQs.
Paul.
Ha sorry about that I just didn't know where the FAQ section was on this site found it and also found the solution! Thank you!
I forgot I removed the wp_head(); from the header.php file! 
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 3:38 pm November 21, 2010
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I did find some general jQuery related issues, keep an eye out for the next cforms update. coming soon.
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| Stefan 5:51 pm May 11, 2011
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*bump* – was this ever resolved? have conflict issue still with icon showing and no pop up appearing on click. all plugins disabled.cforms js is being called in correctly.
jquery1.4.2
cf 11.8
wp3.0
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| Georg 10:17 am May 31, 2011
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I'm having only part of the calendar showing… I see the month and the year and the arrows to change them, but the days are missing… Check it out here pls: http://www.accommoda…..ing-offers I would be grateful for a hint where to look or what to change – Running WP 3.1.3 and cforms 11.8
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| Nokao 5:48 pm June 4, 2011
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I have this problem also, with explorer 9 there is no calendar popup.
With other browsers everything is ok.
This is the link:
http://www.musicapal…..a-booking/
Can you help me to understand how to resolve ?
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| Nokao 4:30 pm June 10, 2011
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| Andrew 5:57 pm November 24, 2011
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George,
I encountered the same problem as yourself and I found that it was related to the version of jQuery that was being used – in my case 1.6.1 This version of jQuery can cause a problem with a few other Wordpress Plugins too, I've found.
I rolled back to jQuery 1.5.1 (the jQuery file is located in the wp-includes/jquery folder of your Wordpress installation) and the calendar select works correctly now.
I'm not sure if using an older version of jQuery is an option for you but it could be the solution to your problem
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| Guest 3:52 pm December 10, 2011
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Thought I'd put this somewhere.
I also had an issue with the date picker and it too was a jquery issue… you would need to troubleshoot the javascript.
In my scenario the theme was using the jquery that was hosted externally e.g.
http://ajax.googleap…..ery.min.js
and once the theme declares the jquery script then plugins use it instead, sometimes.
So this was the issue for me so I found that I already had a jquery file in wordpress's wp-includes/js/jquery directory so I searched through the code of the theme for the line that adds the external link to jquery and replaced it with the one already in my installation.
You will also notice cforms has its own jquery files which it came with and would best suit cforms, located in wp-content\plugins\cforms\js\ directory so it might be best to link to that one instead.
So view the source of the page you having issues with, take not of whats happening with the javascript includes and then either replace the jquery with a different version if its already local, or make it link locally to an existing jquery file.
These are just some ideas, it did work for me after battling, and its most likely your wordpress theme, you can test it by trying the form with wordpress's standard theme.
Peace.
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