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Try adding the following to the mxCalendar snippet call
[[!mxcalendar? &addJQ=`0` &jqLibSrc=``]]
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Try wrapping your popup code with jquerys noconflict, more info
here
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Can you confirm that the mxCalendar jQuery inclusions are no longer being rendered in the html output? Also if you can post the JS error from your console log that would help identify the root cause.
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You have a few HTML structural issues that need to be resolved. Take a peak at the attached source rendering and you'll see that you have two div IDs with value of wrapper. Also there is a JS error before hand where its trying to load an image which is returning a 404 error that is potentially stopping all other JS from completing.
GET http://assumptiondavao.edu.ph/acd/assets/_css/glossymetal.jpg 404 (Not Found)
I think once you get those items resolved you'll be able to get better results.
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Quote from: absent42 at Apr 15, 2013, 10:45 AMQuote from: charless at Apr 15, 2013, 10:07 AMyou'll see that you have two div IDs with value of wrapper.
That's one as 'wrapper' and one as 'wrappers', both separately declared in the css.
Your right, sorry about that.
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I'm really glad for the responses. I removed already the glossymetal thing. Still no work. Found no other errors too.